Photomorphogenic and chemical responses to blue light in Mentha piperita

Blue light with a wavelength of 450 nm was given to peppermint to study some photomorphogenic and chemical responses. Irradiation was performed without white light (W) and in the presence of W. Blue light + W prompted a significant increase in leaf area and leaf area index and was accompanied by inc...

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Published in:The Journal of essential oil research 1999-11, Vol.11 (6), p.730-738
Main Authors: Maffei, M, Scannerini, S
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assimilation
Blue light
carbon dioxide
chemical constituents of plants
chlorophyll
essential oil composition
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growth
Labiatae
Mentha piperita
menthofuran
menthol
phenols
photomorphogenesis
photosynthesis
pigments
plant development
plant pigments
plant protein
stomatal conductance
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description Blue light with a wavelength of 450 nm was given to peppermint to study some photomorphogenic and chemical responses. Irradiation was performed without white light (W) and in the presence of W. Blue light + W prompted a significant increase in leaf area and leaf area index and was accompanied by increased total chlorophyll content and stomatal conductance values. On the other hand, the effect of Blue light + W caused a significant decrease in the essential oil, protein and total phenol content as well as CO2 assimilation. Blue light affected menthol biosynthesis by a 65% reduction, while increasing 2.3 fold the content of menthofuran. The effect of Blue light on gene expression of both morphogenetic and essential oil characters is also discussed.
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