Fluorometrische Beurteilung der relativen SO2-Resistenz von Fichte (Picea abies [L.] Karst.) anhand niedermolekularer Metabolite aus Nadelextrakten
W. E. Schindlbeck, Gordon Braun
Abstract
W. E. Schindlbeck, Gordon Braun
Abstract
Fluorometric examination of the relative insistence to SO2 of Norway spruce (Picea abies [L.] karst.) using low molecular metabolites from needle extracts. Relatively resistant and “normal” spruce grafts were shown by a fluorometric method to possess different concentrations of fluorescent needle metabolites. The described method could be useful in verifying resistence qualities of Norway spruce.
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Fluorometric examination of the relative insistence to SO2 of Norway spruce (Picea abies [L.] karst.) using low molecular metabolites from needle extracts. Relatively resistant and “normal” spruce grafts were shown by a fluorometric method to possess different concentrations of fluorescent needle metabolites. The described method could be useful in verifying resistence qualities of Norway spruce.
Key concepts: Picea abies, Karst, Metabolite, Biology, Botany, Biochemistry, Paleontology