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Australian Journal of Plant Physiology

Volume 22 Number 2 1995

PP9950123Quintessential Inefficiencies of Plant Bioenergetics: Tales of Two Cultures

CB Osmond

pp. 123-129

PP9950131Sixty-Three Years Since Kautsky: Chlorophyll a Fluorescence

e Govindje

pp. 131-160

PP9950161Reflections on the Nature and Function of the Photosystem II Reaction Centre

M Seibert

pp. 161-166

PP9950167Fluorescence and Spectroscopic Studies of Exciton Trapping and Electron Transfer in Photosystem II of Higher Plants

G Renger, HJ Eckert, A Bergmann, J Bernarding, B Liu, A Napiwotzki, F Reifarth and HJ Eichler

pp. 167-181

PP9950183 Fluorescence Induction From Photosystem II: Analytical Equations for the Yields of Photochemistry and Fluorescence Derived From Analysis of a Model Including Exciton-Radical Pair Equilibrium and Restricted Energy Transfer Between Photosynthetic Units

HW Trissl and J Lavergne

pp. 183-193

PP9950195 The Photosystem II Heterogeneity of Chlorophyll b-Deficient Mutants of Rice: a Fluorescence Induction Study

Bandar Hsu and Yaulee Lee

pp. 195-200

PP9950201 Molecular Basis of the Vulnerability of Photosystem II to Damage by Light

J Barber

pp. 201-208

PP9950209 Assessment of Photosystem II Photochemical Quantum Yield by Chlorophyll Fluorescence Quenching Analysis

U Schreiber, H Hormann, C Neubauer and C Klughammer

pp. 209-220

PP9950221Regulation of Non-Photochemical Quenching of Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Plants

AV Ruban and P Horton

pp. 221-230

PP9950231 Mechanism of Non-Photochemical Chlorophyll Fluorescence Quenching. I. The Role of De-Epoxidised Xanthophylls and Sequestered Thylakoid Membrane Protons as Probed by Dibucaine

N Mohanty and HY Yamamoto

pp. 231-238

PP9950239 Mechanism of Non-Photochemical Chlorophyll Fluorescence Quenching. II. Resolution of Rapidly Reversible Absorbance Changes at 530 Nm and Fluorescence Quenching by the Effects of Antimycin, Dibucaine and Cation Exchanger, A23187

N Mohanty, AM Gilmore and HY Yamamoto

pp. 239-247

PP9950249Xanthophyll Cycle-Dependent Energy Dissipation and Flexible Photosystem II Efficiency in Plants Acclimated to Light Stress

B Demmig-Adams, WW Iii Adams, BA Logan and AS Verhoeven

pp. 249-260

PP9950261'Photoinhibition' During Winter Stress: Involvement of Sustained Xanthophyll Cycle-Dependent Energy Dissipation

WW Iii Adams, B Demmig-Adams, AS Verhoeven and DH Barker

pp. 261-276

PP9950277 Quantitative Mapping of Leaf Photosynthesis Using Chlorophyll Fluorescence Imaging

B Genty and S Meyer

pp. 277-284

PP9950285 Chloroplast Cytochrome b₆/f and ATP Synthase Complexes in Tobacco: Transformation With Antisense RNA Against Nuclear-Encoded Transcripts for the Rieske FeS and ATPδ Polypeptides

GD Price, JW Yu, SV Caemmerer, JR Evans, WS Chow, JM Anderson, V Hurry and MR Badger

pp. 285-297

PP9950299 Effect of Canopy Position on the Susceptibility of Kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa) Leaves on Vines in an Orchard Environment to Photoinhibition Throughout the Growing Season

DH Greer

pp. 299-309

PP9950311Applications of Chlorophyll Fluorescence to Forest Ecology

MC Ball, JA Butterworth, JS Roden, R Christian, JJG Egerton, TJ Wydrzynski, WS Chow and MR Badger

pp. 311-319

PP9950321Utility of Modulated Fluorescence in Measuring Photosynthetic Activity of Antarctic Plants: Field and Laboratory Studies

MJ Hovenden and RD Seppelt

pp. 321-330

PP9950331 Fluorescence Transients in Response to Nutrient Enrichment of Nitrogen- and Phosphorus-limited Microcystis aeruginosa Cultures and Natural Phytoplankton Populations: a Measure of Nutrient Limitation

MD Wood and RL Oliver

pp. 331-340

PP9950341 Variations in Chlorophyll Fluorescence Yields in Phytoplankton in the World Oceans

PG Falkowski and Z Kolber

pp. 341-355

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