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Aufbau · Speicherung · Mobilisierung und Umbildung der Kohlenhydrate / Formation · Storage · Mobilization and Transformation of Carbohydrates pp 991–1016Cite as

Die Beziehungen der Kohlenhydrate zum übrigen Stoffwechselgeschehen

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Einleitung. Alle in den pflanzlichen Organismen vorkommenden körpereigenen Stoffe und auch mancherlei Ausscheidungsprodukte sind organische C-Verbindungen, deren Kohlenstoff letzten Endes dem CO2 entstammt, welches die autotrophe Pflanze photosynthetisch oder chemosynthetisch zu reduzieren vermag. Dabei wird ein Großteil der eingesetzten Energie in den entstehenden Reduktionsprodukten deponiert, die in der Regel Kohlenhydratnatur haben. Neben diesen, den pflanzlichen Assimilationsstoffwechsel beherrschenden Vorgängen spielt der Einbau des CO2 in organische C-Verbindungen (Dunkelfixierung), wie er durch die Wood-Werkman-Reaktion und ähnliche Vorgänge zustande kommt, selbst bei den heterotrophen Pflanzen nur eine unbedeutende Rolle.

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Arnold, A. (1958). Die Beziehungen der Kohlenhydrate zum übrigen Stoffwechselgeschehen. In: Åberg, B., et al. Aufbau · Speicherung · Mobilisierung und Umbildung der Kohlenhydrate / Formation · Storage · Mobilization and Transformation of Carbohydrates. Handbuch der Pflanzenphysiologie / Encyclopedia of Plant Physiology, vol 6. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94731-5_42

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