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. 2002 Jun 19;99(13):9043–9048. doi: 10.1073/pnas.132266399

Table 1.

Contents of GAs in equivalent stem segments of tall vs. semidwarf rice plants

Compound Content (pg segment−1)*
Kyeema (tall) Doongara (dwarf) P Calrose (tall) Calrose 76 (dwarf) P
13-OH GAs
 GA53 802  ± 54 2546  ± 133 <0.001 1117  ± 72 2033  ± 146 0.005
 GA44 687  ± 34 661  ± 42 0.65 (ns) 828  ± 109 445  ± 61 0.04
 GA19 4092  ± 269 4108  ± 401 0.97 (ns) 4233  ± 141 2827  ± 171 0.003
 GA20 178  ± 13 73  ± 4 <0.001 270  ± 27 131  ± 18 0.012
 GA1 146  ± 8 96  ± 6 0.005 169  ± 15 134  ± 13 0.15 (ns)
 GA8 <dl§ <dl§ nd nd
 GA17 395  ± 13 109  ± 20 <0.001 nd nd
Non-13-OH GAs
 GA9 7.9 6.1 nd nd
 GA4 interference interference nd nd
 GA34 7.1 5.7 nd nd
*

Contents estimated using calibration curves for all GAs except for GA17 (estimated from the peak area of ion 492 relative to the corrected peak area of ion 436 of deuterated GA19) and GA53 (estimated on the basis of corrected 448/450 peak areas). Values are mean ± SE of three (Doongara, Calrose, Calrose 76) or four (Kyeema) independent samples, except for GA8, GA9, and GA34, which are single determinations. 

Probability (t test) that the difference between the means is due to chance. 

GAs are shown in metabolic order except for GA17, a tricarboxylic acid, which represents a branch off the biosynthetic pathway from GA19. GA1 is the only bioactive GA in this sequence. 

§

Endogenous GA8 was below the detection limit. 

GA9, GA4, and GA34 are equivalent to GA20, GA1, and GA8 in the 13-OH GAs. GA4 was not determined because interfering ions were present.