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表皮細胞におけるクロロプラストの分化:ロリッパ・アクアティカ (Rorippa aquatica) の水中の光合成をサポートする環境反応

Dwi Fajar Sidhiq1, Shuka Ikematsu1,2, Gaojie Li3

  • 1Faculty of Life Sciences, Kyoto Sangyo University, Kamigamo-Motoyama, Kita-Ku, Kyoto, 603-8555, Japan.

The New phytologist
|February 17, 2026
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まとめ

両生植物は,表皮細胞にクロロプラストを発達させることができ,この過程は環境反応性表皮クロロプラスト分化 (ECD) と呼ばれています. エチレンと光は,この適応の主要なトリガーであり,水中の光合成を強化します.

キーワード:
ロリッパ・アクアティカ (Rorippa aquatica) とは両生植物は,両生植物である.水中の環境 水中の環境 水中の環境 水中の環境クロロプラスト.エピダーマルのクロロプラストの微分化.エチレンエチレンとは潜水中の光合成である.潜水 (submergence) とは,潜水 (submergence) を意味する.

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