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KMID : 0373919710120000016
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1971 Volume.12 No. 0 p.16 ~ p.22
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Relation between Vitamin C, glutathione and Anthocyan in flowers of our school garden
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Abstract
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The various colors of flowers, fruits, leafs, stems, radixes, and seed coats were studied by the concentration of glycoside Anthocyan.
Concentrations of Vitamin C and glutathione in many flowers having various colors with Anthocyan were determinated in order to examine the relation between these compounds and coloration with Anthocyan in flowers.
Flowers in seven species, i.e Canna generalis Bally, Rosa. Chinensis, Hibiscus syriacus Linne, Dahlia pinnata Cay. Platycodon glaucum Nakai, Salvia nipponica Mig. and Callistephus chinensis were selected for experimental materials and those flowers were classified into several color groups by the fifty nine standard color table.
The results indicated that Anthocyan was much more contained in flowers with deep coloration than in those with light coloration and Vitamin C was generally much more contained in flowers of deep coloration, rich with anthocyan than those containing no anthocyan.
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