Amino acid contents of flower buds of peach and apple during winter, and its influence on flower buds for overwintering.
1988
Li Guanchen | Zeng Xiang | Huang Weidong
The analysis on overwintering stages and 17 amino acids content of peach and apple flower buds. Total content of amino acids (TAA) was lower in the most cold month (1-2), rised before sprout in the spring. TAA was lower for the variety, which was weak in hardiness. Among 17 amino acids, glutamic acid and aspartic acid contents were maximum, and histidine, methionine, cysteine were minimum, both for peach and apple. Proline was peculiar, there was more in the flower buds of the peach, and less in those of the apple. For apple, changes of each amino acid content (EAA) was similar to TAA, and for peach, only 13; another 3 changes were not alike.
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