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    Ethylene and volatile accumulation in citrus fruit

    Physiological and molecular evidence supported the autocatalytic ethylene production in young “Star Ruby” grapefruit and “Murcott” mandarins, and the autoinhibitory ethylene production in mature fruit. Ethylen...

    J. X. Shi, R. Porat, E. E. Goldschmidt, S. B. Chen… in Advances in Plant Ethylene Research (2007)

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    Probing the role of endogenous ethylene in the degreening of citrus fruit with ethylene antagonists

    The ethylene antagonists, 2,5-norbornadiene (NBD) and silver nitrate, were used to probe the involvement of endogenous ethylene in the natural degreening of citrus fruit. Mature-green, detached ‘Shamouti’ oran...

    E. E. Goldschmidt, M. Huberman, R. Goren in Plant Growth Regulation (1993)

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    Immunodetection of Ethylene-Induced Chlorophyllase from Citrus Fruit Peel

    Chlorophyllase (chlorophyll-chlorophyllido-hydrolase, EC 3.1.1.14) (Chlase) catalyzes the conversion of chlorophyll to chlorophyllide by removing the phytol group. In vivo and in vitro studies indicate that Chlas...

    T. Trebitsh-Sitrit, J. Riov… in Cellular and Molecular Aspects of the Plan… (1993)

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    Correction of lime-induced chlorosis in container-grown citrus trees by peat and iron sulfate application to small soil volumes

    Correction of lime-induced chlorosis (LIC) was examined in potted calamondin (Citrus madurensis Loureiro) trees after symptoms of LIC had developed. A peat-plug-FeSO4 treatment was compared with peat alone, FeSO4

    I. Horesh, Y. Levy, E. E. Goldschmidt in Iron Nutrition and Interactions in Plants (1991)

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    Persistence of 14C-gibberellin A3 on the surface of Citrus fruit peel and on inert glass surfaces

    The persistence of gibberellin A3 on plant surfaces was examined using fruit of ‘Marsh’ seedless grapefruit (Citrus paradisi Macf.) and an inert glass model system. 14C-gibberellin A3 was applied to surfaces in a...

    J. Greenberg, E. E. Goldschmidt in Plant Growth Regulation (1990)

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    Evidence for the presence of a native, non-auxinic rooting promoter in avocado (Persea americana Mill.)

    The presence of a rooting promoter in paratially purified extracts of avocado (Persea amricana Mill.) organs has been demonstrated using the mung bean rooting bioassay. Extraction with 80% methanol was followed b...

    M. Raviv, O. Reuveni, E. E. Goldschmidt in Plant Growth Regulation (1986)

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    Chlorophyllase activity in chlorophyll-free citrus chromoplasts

    Chromoplast fractions from mature, chlorophyll-less ‘Valencia’ orange (Citrus sinensis L. Osbeck) flavedo (= the outer coloured layer of citrus peel) showed considerable chlorophyllase activity. Acetone powders p...

    K. R. Hirschfeld, E. E. Goldschmidt in Plant Cell Reports (1983)

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    Hormonal Control of Flowering in Citrus and Some Other Woody Perennials

    Citrus trees, like other polycarpic plants, maintain a balance between vegetative and reproductive growth by transforming each year only a certain percentage of their meristems into flowers, while the rest con...

    E. E. Goldschmidt, S. P. Monselise in Plant Growth Substances 1970 (1972)

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    Increase in ABA-like Growth Inhibitors and Decrease in Gibberellin-like Substances during Ripening and Senescence of Citrus Fruits

    Citrus fruits undergoing colour changes during ripening have been used recently for the study of senescence (Eilati et al., 1969; Goldschmidt & Eilati, 1970; Goldschmidt et al., 1970). Senescence in this system i...

    E. E. Goldschmidt, S. K. Eilati, R. Goren in Plant Growth Substances 1970 (1972)

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    Hormonal control of colour changes in orange peel

    Des quantités très faibles d'acide gibbérellique (6×10−4 μg/cm2) produisent pendant plusieurs semaines une inhibition de la coloration naturelle de la peau d'oranges vertes détachées. Des résultats semblables ont...

    S. K. Eilati, E. E. Goldschmidt, S. P. Monselise in Experientia (1969)

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    Citrus Petal Bioassay based on the Indolyl-3-acetic Acid Effect on Flower Opening

    IN our work on auxins of citrus plants we have found that citrus petals are suitable material for “organ” bioassay as a complement to conventional hormone bioassays1.

    E. E. GOLDSCHMIDT, S. P. MONSELISE in Nature (1966)

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    The IAA-oxidase system of citrus roots

    The activity of indoleacetic acid oxidase in citrus plants (roots of mature trees and roots and stems of seedlings) was demonstrated. The interrelationships between 2,4-dichlorophenol, Mn++ and the enzymatic acti...

    E. E. Goldschmidt, R. Goren, S. P. Monselise in Planta (1966)