Observation and Determination of Hill's Reaction
Hill reaction (Hill reaction) is a reaction in which the isolated chloroplasts of green plants decompose water in the light, release oxygen, and at the same tim
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Determination of catalase (POD) activity
To understand the principles and methods of colorimetric determination of peroxidase activity.
Determination of leaf photosynthetic rate by the modified half-leaf method
Photosynthesis is a process in which green plants absorb light energy to synthesize CO2 and H2O into organic matter and release O2. Photosynthesis rate is an im
Determination of plant respiration rate
Respiration rate is one of the most important indicators of the strength of plant life activities. The size of the respiration rate of plants varies depending o
Quantitative determination of chloroplast pigments
Plant chloroplast pigment content directly affects plant photosynthesis and crop yield, and is also closely related to the supply of plant water and mineral nut
Determination of gas exchange in plant leaves by LI-6400 portable photosynthesizer
LI-6400 portable photosynthesis instrument to determine the gas exchange of plant leaves is to master the infrared CO2 analyzer method to determine the gas exch
Determination of chlorophyll fluorescence parameters in plants
Determination of plant chlorophyll fluorescence parameters is to master the basic principles and methods of portable chlorophyll fluorescence meter to determine
Determination of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase activity
Phosphoenolpyruvate Carboxylase Activity is to understand the function of phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP) shuttle enzyme and to familiarize with the enzyme coupled as
The greening effect of cytokinins on radish cotyledons
Cytokinin can promote cell division, delay aging, etc., so it is often used as a preservative for flowers, fruits and vegetables. Therefore, this experiment is