SUGAR ALCOHOLS (POLYOLS) IN FUNGI AND GREEN PLANTS. I. DISTRIBUTION, PHYSIOLOGY AND METABOLISM

Lewis, D H; Smith, D C

doi:10.1111/j.1469-8137.1967.tb05997.x

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SUGAR ALCOHOLS (POLYOLS) IN FUNGI AND GREEN PLANTS. I. DISTRIBUTION, PHYSIOLOGY AND METABOLISM

Author(s): D. H. LEWIS , D. C. SMITH

Publication date Created: April 1967

Publication date (Print): April 1967

Journal: New Phytologist

Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

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THE BIOLOGY OF LICHEN THALLI

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Role of Trehalose in Ascospores of Neurospora Tetrasperma.

A Sussman, B Lingappa (1959)

The anthrone-positive material extractable in 80 percent alcohol, whose disappearance is correlated with the breaking of dormancy, has been found to be a non-reducing sugar which yields only glucose upon hydrolysis. On the basis of its crystal structure, infrared spectrum, melting point, specific rotation, and chromatographic properties, this material has been identified as trehalose.