WO2005112638A1 - 植物または微生物への希少糖の使用 - Google Patents
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to the use of rare sugars for inducing systemic acquired resistance in plants, regulating the growth of plants, and controlling the growth of microorganisms, and more particularly to exploit the effect of inducing the acquired systemic resistance in plants.
- Pesticides, plant disease control agents, plant growth regulator inducers (disease resistance, insect resistance, fruit ripening, dormancy break, germination control, drought resistance, others low temperature resistance, high temperature resistance, salts resistance, heavy metal resistance etc.
- the present invention relates to use as an environmental stress resistance and an inducer of a plant hormone-like activity which promotes flowering), a plant growth regulator, and a growth inhibitor of microorganisms.
- plant growth regulators which are applied by methods such as foliar spraying, soil irrigation, etc. in solution or solid state to root 'stem' leaves or leaves of plants. On the way.
- plant refers to one in which the term plant itself can also be recognized, vegetables, fruits, fruits, grains, seeds, bulbs, flowers, herbs (herbs), taxonomic plants, etc. Do.
- Plants need various nutrients to grow.
- nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium S are known as the three major elements of fertilizer.
- Ca, Mg, Fe, S, B, Mn, Cu, Zn, Mo, Cl, Si, Na, etc. are required as mineralols.
- Nutrients and minerals such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium can be applied in the form of fertilizers and top dressings, diluted with liquid fertilizer and given by soil irrigation or foliar application.
- it is added as a medium component in plant tissue culture such as production of merickron seedlings.
- pest and disease control is one of the most important matters, among which pesticides are used to combat pests, save labor such as herbicides, and stabilize the quality and yield.
- pesticides In order to secure food production, it is indispensable to present agriculture, for example.
- pesticides even when used for insecticidal and disinfecting purposes, are highly toxic to humans and have the potential to adversely affect the health of agricultural producers and consumers.
- restrictions on the use of pesticides are prescribed by the “Agricultural Chemical Regulations Act”, etc., among the pesticides whose use is permitted, acute toxicity, chronic toxicity, carcinogenicity, teratogenicity, multigenerational At present, there are many things that are concerned about genotoxicity etc.
- SAR Systemic Acquired Resistance
- Probenazole and the like have been put to practical use as agrochemicals that utilize the induction of systemic acquired resistance in plants, and in particular, Probenazole has a very large market size as a rice blast inhibitor. At the same time, these pesticides have a problem that their effects on other than blast are small, and the next generation of formulations are highly expected worldwide. In addition, jasmonic acid derivatives and ethylene preparations are also used for the purpose of fruit ripening and flowering promotion, but their range of action is limited.
- Patent Document 6 Japanese Patent Document 6
- it is a phenomenon in which rare sugars react with plants to create various proteins that confer disease resistance in plants, and fundamental applications are broadening as plant activity enhancers and other environmentally friendly agricultural chemicals. It is an important research result.
- the mechanism for activating the plant defense system by the teller has been poorly understood so far. .
- ethanol preparations used in food and food production environments include bactericidal agents that inhibit the growth of miscellaneous fungi that have an undesirable effect on food and food production environments, but add an undesirable taste or odor to food.
- bactericidal agents that inhibit the growth of miscellaneous fungi that have an undesirable effect on food and food production environments, but add an undesirable taste or odor to food.
- securing the labor force because there were many things, those that irritate the eyes and throat of workers engaged in manufacturing and processing, high concentration ethanol preparations that affect hands and skin.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-225404
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-319107
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-44404
- Patent Document 4 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-67681
- Patent Document 5 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-10901
- Patent Document 6 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-300079
- Non-Patent Document 1 Plant cell engineering, 2nd chapter, Supplement 1, p. 399, 1990
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an agent for suppressing the growth of harmful microorganisms, which can be treated only with plant pathogens, and a method for suppressing the growth of microorganisms. That is, the object of the present invention is to suppress the growth of various fungi which exert undesirable effects on food production calories, medical sites, living environments, air conditioners, etc., and to give an objectionable taste and odor without causing any problems. It is an object of the present invention to provide a growth inhibitor for harmless microorganisms and a method for suppressing the growth of microorganisms.
- roots for absorption of nutrients have limits of absorption, they are trying to absorb by spraying an aqueous solution or an aqueous suspension of the necessary fertilizer elements directly from the leaves and fruits. Even if foliar spraying is applied, there is a problem in terms of absorption efficiency, and spraying excess fertilizer components conversely results in stressing and damage to plants. In addition, although storage at low temperatures has been carried out in order to properly control plant growth without causing damage, measures using medicine are not sufficient.
- the present invention relates to a plant growth regulator, a plant growth regulator composition, or a root / stem of plant root / stem • foliar spray in solution state or solid state on leaf surface or fruit, solution soaking of branch base, soil irrigation It is an object of the present invention to provide a plant growth regulation method to be applied and used by a method such as Means to solve the problem
- the present invention is summarized as a composition comprising the following rare sugars of (1) to (13) as an active ingredient.
- a composition containing a rare sugar as an active ingredient which has the effect of inducing the systemic acquired resistance of a plant.
- composition according to (1) wherein the composition is an inducer of systemic acquired resistance.
- composition according to (2), wherein the inducer of systemic acquired resistance is a pesticide using the effect of inducing systemic acquired resistance of a plant.
- composition according to (2), wherein the inducer of systemic acquired resistance is a plant disease inhibitor.
- composition according to (2), wherein the inducer of systemic acquired resistance is an inducer of a plant growth regulator.
- the plant growth regulators described above are disease resistance, insect resistance, fruit ripening, dormancy breaking, germination control, drought resistance, and other environmental stress resistance such as low temperature resistance, high temperature resistance, salt resistance, heavy metal resistance, etc. And a group of plant hormonal actions to promote flowering ability The composition of (5) selected.
- a composition containing a rare sugar as an active ingredient which has an effect of regulating growth of a plant based on a growth promoting or suppressing action.
- composition according to (7) wherein the composition is a plant growth regulator.
- composition containing rare sugar as an active ingredient which has the effect of suppressing the growth of microorganisms.
- ketose is D-psicose, or a mixture of D-psicose and D-fructose.
- composition according to (11), wherein the aldose is D-alpharose, D-altose or L-galactose.
- This invention makes it the usage method of the following rare saccharides of (14)-(25) as a summary.
- the plant growth regulators described above are disease resistance, insect resistance, fruit ripening, dormancy breaking, germination control, drought resistance, and other environmental stress resistance such as low temperature resistance, high temperature resistance, salt resistance, heavy metal resistance, etc. And the group force of plant hormonal action to promote flowering. Usage of rare sugar selected (17). (19) A method of using a rare sugar characterized in that the rare sugar is used to control the growth of a plant based on its growth promoting or suppressing action.
- (21) A method of using a rare sugar characterized in that the rare sugar is used to inhibit the growth of the microorganism.
- (22) A method of using the rare sugar of (21), wherein the rare sugar is used as a microorganism growth inhibitor.
- the present invention shows that rare sugars such as D-psicose induce systemic acquired resistance.
- the effect extends not only to the improvement of disease resistance such as probenazole but also to the improvement of environmental stress resistance such as low temperature stress and drought stress. It can be induced to improve not only disease resistance but also resistance to various types of stress. Since rare sugars have very low toxicity and are easily decomposed in nature, they can be used as highly safe and environmentally friendly inducers of systemic acquired resistance.
- the present invention provides a plant disease inhibitor, a plant disease inhibitor composition, or a solution state thereof to the root, stem, leaf surface or fruit of a plant, which can dramatically reduce the amount of pesticide used.
- a plant disease control method to be used by fertilization by methods such as foliar spraying, soil irrigation etc. in solid state.
- the present invention relates to a plant growth regulator, a plant growth regulator composition, or a foliar spray in the form of solution or solid on the surface or fruit of a plant or their roots or stems. It is possible to provide a plant growth regulation method that can be applied and used by methods such as soil irrigation. While high concentrations of D-psicose and D-alpharose inhibit the growth of plants, low-grade D-psicose and D-alpharose are often found to promote the growth on the contrary, which is the remarkable effect of rare sugars. is there.
- the present invention can provide an agent for suppressing the growth of harmful microbes, such as phytopathogenic bacteria, and the method for suppressing the growth of microorganisms. It is used in areas such as living environment and air conditioning equipment. While suppressing the growth of various fungi that adversely affect food production and processing, medical sites, living environments, air conditioning equipment, etc., it does not give undesirable taste or smell, and is a growth inhibitor of microorganisms that is safe and harmless to humans. Or a method of suppressing the growth of microorganisms using them.
- harmful microbes such as phytopathogenic bacteria
- plant refers to one in which the term plant itself can also be recognized, vegetables, fruits, fruits, grains, seeds, bulbs, flowers, herbs (herbs), taxonomic plants, etc. It shall be expressed.
- microorganisms targeted for suppression of growth by rare sugars are harmful microorganisms that are not only caused by plant pathogens, that is, fungi that exert undesirable effects on food production and processing, medical sites, living environments, air conditioning facilities, etc. It is.
- rare sugar can be defined as a monosaccharide which is present only in trace amounts in nature. There are seven kinds of naturally occurring monosaccharides: D-glucose, D-flatatose, D-galactose, D-mannose, D-ribose, D-xylose, L-arabinose, and the other monosaccharides exist in nature. They are small in amount and can be classified as rare sugars. In addition, sugar alcohols are capable of reducing monosaccharides. Although there is relatively large amount of D-sorbitol and D-man-toll in nature, the others are limited in quantity, so these are also defined as rare sugars according to the present invention. Be done. Although these rare sugars have been difficult to obtain so far, methods for producing rare sugars from monosaccharides that are abundant in nature are being developed and can be manufactured using that technology. .
- the ismo ring of the 6-carbon monosaccharide (Hexose) is shown in the lower part of Fig. 22 and Fig. 23.
- D-Dalcose glucose
- D-fructose which belong to the above group
- D-Dalcose and D-fructose are sugars that are abundant in nature and are inexpensive 1S These powers are also incapable of synthesizing rare sugars.
- an enzyme was found to connect it. It originates from the discovery of completely expected D-sorbose in the culture broth of a bacterium having an enzyme that synthesizes galactitol-force D-tagatose. As a result of investigating the cause, it was discovered that this bacterium produces D-tagatose 3-epimerase (DTE) t, an enzyme.
- DTE D-tagatose 3-epimerase
- this DTE is an enzyme that connects D-tagatose and D-sorbose, which had been cut up to now. And, more surprisingly, this DTE is an enzyme that converts the 3rd position of all ketoses, and D-fructose and D-psicose, L-sorbose and L-tagatose, D-tagatose which have not been synthetically connected so far It was found to be a unique enzyme with a very wide range of substrate specificities that act on D-sorbose, L-psicose and L-fructose.
- the D-glucose of Izumo ring C6 is linked to the D-arabitol of Izumo ring C5 and the erythritol of Izmo ring C4.
- This line shows that fermentation can produce D-arabitol and erythritol from D-darcose. That is, Ismoring C6, Ismoring C5 and Ismoring C4 are linked.
- This linkage is mainly a reaction by fermentation, that is, reduction of carbon number, and it is possible to connect Ismoring C6 and Ismoring C5, C4 by fermentation methods other than the two conversion methods of D-arabitol and erythritol. .
- D-ribose can also be produced from D-glucose.
- D-ribose can also be produced from D-glucose.
- the physiological activity when the physiological activity is found in a certain rare sugar, the location of the linkage map shown in Fig. 22 is confirmed. And by comparing the physiological activity of the near structure and the rare sugar with that of the biological structure, or examining the physiological activity of the rare sugar which is structurally related, it helps to estimate the mechanism of the biological structure by analogy with the structure. Will. In addition, by analyzing the physiological functions of rare sugars and accumulating the properties on Ismoling, from the simple list of understanding so far, the entire monosaccharides can be converted to the “monosaccharide structure” or “monosaccharide production method”. , And is expected to be highly applicable to comprehensive understanding of "physiological functions of monosaccharides”.
- the linkage map is a general view of Izumoring (Fig. 22). It is said that monosaccharides have all 4, 5 and 6 carbons connected. I understand that. The whole picture shows the connection in Ismoring C6, the connection in Ismo ring C5, the connection in Ismo ring C4, and C4, C5, C6.
- Ismoring C6 the connection in Ismo ring C5
- Ismo ring C4 the connection in Ismo ring C4
- C5 C6
- D-psicose a rare sugar which is currently mass-produced is described.
- psicose is one of six-carbon sugars having a ketone group. It is known that D-form and L-form exist as optical isomers in this psicose.
- D-psicose is a known substance but rarely exists in nature, so it is defined as “rare sugar” according to the definition of the International Society for Rare Sugars.
- D-psicose is a D-form of psicose classified as ketose and is a six-carbon sugar (C6H1206).
- Such D-psi course is natural It may be obtained by any means, including those extracted from Nika Kaji et al. And those synthesized by chemical or biosynthetic methods. It may be prepared relatively easily, for example, according to the method using epimerase (see, for example, JP-A-6-125776).
- the obtained D-psicose solution is optionally purified by methods such as deproteinization, decolorization, desalting and the like, and can be concentrated to collect a syrupy D-psicose product, and further, column chromatography The product can be easily fractionated and purified to obtain a high purity sample of 99% or more.
- Such D-psicose can be used as a monosaccharide as it is, and is expected to be used as various derivatives if necessary.
- D-allose is a rare sugar which has been found to have various physiological activities particularly in rare sugar research.
- D-allose (D-port hexose) is a D-isomer of alose classified as aldose (aldohexose) and is a six-carbon sugar (C6H1206) having a melting point of 178 ° C.
- the D-alose is prepared by a method of reducing D-aluronate rattan with sodium amalgam, and also by "Jerano Reb-fun-mente'n" and Bio-Enge by Shake Watt 'Hosein Pouyan et al. There is a process described in "Nearing", pp.
- L-rhamnose isomerase an enzyme that can produce D-alose from D-psicose
- L-rhamnose isomerase is a known enzyme published in "Journal of Fermentation and Bioengineering", pp. 539-541 (1998).
- L-rhamnose force is also an enzyme that catalyzes isomerism reaction to L-rhamulose and L-rhamulose force to isomerism to L-rhamnose.
- L Rhamnose isomerase is also an enzyme capable of producing D-alpharose from D-psicose, as it also acts on the isomerization between D-alpharose and D-psicose.
- SAR Systemic Acquired Resistance
- Induction of whole body acquisition resistance basically refers to a phenomenon in which, when some stress is given to a part of a plant body, the information is transmitted to the whole body and new resistance to the stress is induced to the whole body.
- the present invention is based on showing that rare sugars such as D psicose induce systemic acquired resistance.
- the effect of inducing systemic acquired resistance not only improves disease resistance such as probenazole but also extends resistance to environmental stress such as low temperature stress and drought stress (see Fig. 1). By using it, it is possible to induce whole body acquisition resistance and improve resistance to various stress as well as disease resistance. Since rare sugars have very low toxicity and are easily decomposed in nature, they can be used as a highly safe, environmentally friendly, and resistance inducer for systemic acquisition.
- pesticides plant disease control agents
- plant growth regulator inducers that utilize the effects of induction of systemic acquired resistance in plants (disease resistance, insect resistance, fruit maturation, dormancy break, Germination control, drought tolerance, other low temperature tolerance, high temperature tolerance, salt tolerance, heavy metal tolerance It can be used as a growth inhibitor of microorganisms, as well as an inducer of phytohormone-like activity, which causes any environmental stress resistance and flowering promoting ability.
- the plant disease control action which is one of the effects of induction of systemic acquired resistance of rare sugars, is explained.
- rare sugars have similar structures to naturally occurring monosaccharides, which are abundant in nature, only trace amounts exist in nature! As a result, most of the plants do not meet completely for the first time, so there is no established pathway for metabolizing them, so they recognize foreign sugars and transmit them to resistance reaction systems (stress-signaling). I think that the possibility is high. As for other rare sugars, it is possible to show interesting effects or select and test rare sugars that have different effects for each plant, by using a test similar to D-psicose and testing on various plants. Think of it.
- D-tagatose strongly induces chitinase gene expression, and it has been shown that the rare sugar-induced signal transduction pathway may exist other than the pathway induced by D-psicose.
- the expression of various resistance genes induced by such D-psicose-containing enzymes is It was also confirmed by an experiment using the japonicus cDNA array. In the plants that received 5 mM D-psicose in the medium, genes that respond to various pathogens and environmental stress such as chitinase, PR10 protein, salt stress and dehydration stress response gene were activated in the first week. In addition, when the D-psicose concentration in the culture medium was about O.
- the plant to which the present invention is applied may be any plant as long as it recognizes rare sugars as foreign substances and activates its resistance gene group to promote an increase in resistance to pathogens and pests.
- the resistance-related genes whose expression was induced by D-psicose in the examples are all genes involved in a common plant defense system in a wide range of plant species, and the effect observed in sweet potato is the same for other plants. It is likely to exert an action. It is thought that various plants will show interesting effects by testing them using the same test as the sweet potato, and they will be able to select and test rare sugars that have different effects from one plant to another. It reached.
- the present invention relates to a plant disease inhibitor composition
- a plant disease inhibitor composition comprising a rare sugar having a suppressive effect on plant diseases, preferably D-psicosose, D-arose, D-altrose, L-galactose.
- the present invention relates to a method for controlling plant diseases, which comprises supplying any one of these plant disease inhibitors or plant disease inhibitor compositions to plants.
- the form of the plant disease inhibitor of the present invention may be any of liquid, paste, wettable powder, granules, powder, tablet and the like.
- Various means can be used as a method of supplying the plant disease control agent of the present invention to plants.
- dusting powder or granules spraying a dilute aqueous solution directly on plants such as leaves, stems, fruits, etc., injecting it into the soil, or contacting roots with hydroponic culture or rock wool. It is possible to cite a method of diluting and mixing with the water culture solution and the feed water.
- the plants that can be treated with the plant disease inhibitor of the present invention are fruits and vegetables such as sweet pepper, sweet potato, sweet potato, watermelon, melon, tomato, eggplant, sweet pepper, strawberry, okra, green beans, broad bean , Endu, green soybeans, corn and the like.
- fruits and vegetables such as sweet pepper, sweet potato, sweet potato, watermelon, melon, tomato, eggplant, sweet pepper, strawberry, okra, green beans, broad bean , Endu, green soybeans, corn and the like.
- Root vegetables include radish, turnip, burdock, carrot, potato, taro, sweet potato, sweet potato, ginger, lotus root and the like. In addition, it can be used for rice, wheat, flowers and the like.
- inducers of plant growth regulators which is one of the effects of induction of systemic acquired resistance of rare sugars, such as disease resistance, insect resistance, fruit ripening, dormancy break, germination control, drought resistance and flowering promoting ability Explain the action of the selected plant hormone-like inducer.
- rare sugars which are monosaccharides
- some rare sugars have a growth promoting action and some rare sugars have a growth suppressive action.
- Seedlings of the mM treatment group were transplanted to a soil pot after 10 days of hydroponic culture, grown for another week without D-psicose, and the expression pattern of defense related genes was assayed using leaf total RNA. The induction of expression of genes involved in disease resistance was observed.
- growth inhibition observed during hydroponic culture is a transient action during D-psicose treatment, and after transplanting to soil, growth without treatment with D-psicose causes no treatment in about 3 weeks. It has recovered to the same size.
- rare sugars which are monosaccharides
- the possibilities at the present time are: 1) rare sugars are involved in the control of plant hormone production; 2) rare sugars themselves are related to plant growth It is thought that it has an action as a hormone, 3) rare sugars have an activity / inhibition effect on metabolic pathways related to growth.
- the effects on plant growth regulation of these rare sugars, which are monosaccharides, have not been studied at all until now, and this finding is novel.
- An example of a growth-promoting example of halose can be easily imagined to be a beneficial action from the viewpoint of food production increase, and an example of D-psicose showing growth inhibition is also considered to be a transient effect of growth by sucking it from the roots.
- disease-resistance-related genes are induced in leaves even one week after treatment, and it is revealed that resistance genes are induced as part of Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR).
- SAR Systemic Acquired Resistance
- a plant growth regulator with rare sugars and similar compounds, and a treatment method using the growth regulator are described.
- rare sugars which are monosaccharides
- some rare sugars have a growth promoting action and some rare sugars have a growth suppressive action.
- various activities will be elucidated, and practical use as a useful growth regulator can be expected.
- the present invention relates to a plant growth regulator composition containing rare sugars, preferably D-psicose and D-malose, which affect plant growth. Furthermore, the present invention relates to a method for controlling the growth of a plant, which comprises supplying the plant with any of these plant activators or plant growth regulator compositions.
- the form of the plant growth regulator of the present invention may be any of liquid, paste, hydration agent, granule, powder, tablet and the like.
- Various means can be used as a method for supplying the plant growth regulator of the present invention to plants.
- methods such as direct application of powders and granules like fertilizers, direct application of diluted aqueous solutions to plants such as foliage, stems and fruits, injection into soil, injection into soil,
- methods such as direct application of powders and granules like fertilizers, direct application of diluted aqueous solutions to plants such as foliage, stems and fruits, injection into soil, injection into soil,
- a method in which it is supplied by diluting and mixing in a hydroponic solution or feed water which is in contact with the root and supplied, or added to a culture medium in tissue culture.
- Examples of plants that can be treated with the plant growth regulator of the present invention include fruits and vegetables such as Botany, watermelon, melon, tomato, eggplant, peppers, strawberries, okra, green beans, broad beans, endu, edamame, corn and the like.
- fruits and vegetables such as Botany, watermelon, melon, tomato, eggplant, peppers, strawberries, okra, green beans, broad beans, endu, edamame, corn and the like.
- vegetables, buckwheat, duckweeds Chinese cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, onion, green onion, green onion, green onion, green onion, yula, asparagus, lettuce, saladana, celery, spinach, parsley, parsley, honeybee , Seri, Udo, Miyoga, Persimmon, Shiso etc.
- Root vegetables include radish, turnip, burdock, carrot, potato, taro, sweet potato, sweet potato, ginger, lotus root and the like.
- it can be used for rice, oats, florets and fruits. That is, okahijiki, oysters, Godechya, ⁇ srenadasa, honokichi, sen-chi kou, kinjo sou, rimonium, squepiosa, class pedia globosa, impatience, agrossenma (2 varieties), viscaria, ikiyou, viola, purple hanahana, hyuna, karihana, Burdock, Bok choy, German chamomile, chiyabisu, Somersapori, thyme, hyssop, cinnamon basil, sweet basil, sweet potato, sage with wheat, wheat, corn, sorghum, Italian glass, lemon balm, real endu, chrys
- Example 8 the differences in the treatment interval are unclear (28 types) are listed.
- Non-germination or low germination rate (23 types, but in repeated test results, those classified and others * included) are listed.
- Rare sugars inhibit the growth of harmful microbes, which are not only caused by phytopathogenic bacteria, that is, harmful fungi that adversely affect food production and processing, medical sites, living environments, and air conditioning facilities.
- microbes are suppressed in fields such as fresh food processing plants such as cut vegetables, food manufacturing plants, medical facilities, living environments associated with condensation, and air conditioners such as Legionella bacteria.
- It can be used as a microbial growth inhibitor composition containing an effective rare sugar, preferably D-psicose, D-allose, D-altrose, L-galactose.
- the aqueous solution can be directly sprayed on a food, etc. which can be any liquid, paste, wettable powder, granule, powder, tablet and the like.
- the microbial growth inhibitor composition according to the present invention is prepared, for example, by dissolving lactic acid and sodium lactate, which are commercially available ethanol Z water-based bactericides, in ethanol Z water system to form buffered ethanol water, and organic acids (Taenic acid, citric acid salt, lactic acid (2 or more of lactate, acetic acid, acetate, malic acid, malate, tartaric acid, tartrate, dalconic acid, adipic acid, phytic acid) and carohydrate (oligosaccharide, maltose, trehalose, A mixture of glucose, starch syrup, stevia sweetener, rutin, pullulan, dextrin, etc.) and thiamine lauryl sulfate can replace some or all of the sugar with a rare sugar.
- lactic acid and sodium lactate which are commercially available ethanol Z water-based bactericides, in ethanol Z water system to form buffered ethanol water
- organic acids Teenic
- the microorganism growth inhibitor composition according to the present invention can be used not only in vegetable processing but in any food production environment, and it can be used for sterilization of meat, sterilization of meat products, sterilization of fish meat products and their production environment 'cooking environment Can be used by changing the% dilution depending on the purpose, such as sterilization of machines, instruments, fingers, sterilization of airborne bacteria, etc.
- Container 'Tableware' Table 'Cooking table' Cutting board 'Kitchen knife' Finish 'Disinfection of fingers etc Also effective in cleaning the eating environment.
- it is recommended to use it for example, to remove dirt from cabbage, etc.
- a commercially available edible detergent which is also the same as buffered ethanol water, to which an organic acid is added as well as a mixture of sucrose ester, monoglyceride and sugar, is a part or all of the sugar. Can be replaced by rare sugars.
- the synergetic effect of buffered ethanol water, organic acid and rare sugars is added to the bactericidal activity of monoglycerides, and the washing effect by sucrose ester and the improvement of the extraction rate of organic acid vegetables are effective in removing pesticides etc. It is effective against aerobic Gram-positive bacteria such as Bacillus sp. And Bacillus sp.
- Lotus japonicus was germinated by seed moth and grown in L & B medium (hydroponic solution). When seeds were germinated, rhizobium (Mesorhizobium loti) was also inoculated. The same conditions were applied to both the control area and the D-psicosic area.
- the array used was a Lotus japonicus cDNA array, and a macro array with 14,000 clones attached was used. After germination, the test plants were grown in growth cabinets (30 ° C., 30,000 Lux) for 1 week in L & B medium supplemented with or without D-psicose. Plants were extracted with total RNA, and then labeled with 33 P in the course of conversion to cDNA, followed by hybridization. Reading was analyzed by array vision using STORM850.
- D-psicose is 0.1
- auxin response factor 6 (AF 6) 2.5
- Seedlings of strawberry obtained aseptically by growth point culture were subjected to the experiment.
- the strawberries were aseptically transplanted with seedlings on October 14, 2003 using a 1/2 concentration MS medium supplemented with 0.1% (w / v) of D-psicose or D-glucose.
- the cells were cultured in a culture room at 25 ° C. and 5,0001 ux (12 hours day length), and on January 20, 2004, the growth status and the number of side shoots in the above-ground part and below-ground part were investigated. The results are shown in Table 2.
- D-psicose 0.1% ( w / v) D-psicose was added to the tissue culture medium of strawberry 'Smile ruby' and the effect on growth etc. was investigated. All survey items except root length were exceeded in comparison with those in the district. Among these, increase in plant height and above-ground weight was also observed in D-glucose-added cultivar, but underground weight, leaf area and number of side shoots were D-psicose-added cul- It surpassed Sakai Ward. From this, addition of D-psicose to the medium promoted growth and side shoot formation. Many primary seedlings used in today's strawberry cultivation are tissue culture seedlings virus-free by tissue culture. is there.
- Silanes were prepared using a 1/2 concentration MS medium supplemented with D-psicose or D-allose, D-glucose, D-fructose at a concentration of 0.0005% to 0.05% (w / v).
- the plantlets were aseptically transplanted on the 27th and cultured under the same conditions as the strawberries in Example 3, and the growth status of the above-ground parts and underground parts, the number of sprouts and bulb formation on June 30, 2003. The rate, valve diameter, etc. were investigated. The results are shown in Table 3.
- D-psicose and D-alose were added at a concentration of 0.005% (w / v) to 0.05% (w / v) to the tissue culture medium of silane, and the influence on growth, bulb formation, etc. was examined. As a result, no significant difference was observed in the number of shoots and leaves compared with the control areas without feeding with sugar, with D-glucose and with D-fructose. However, plant height, maximum root length, above ground weight and underground weight are increased by adding low concentrations (0.005% (w / v) and 0.02% (w / v)) of D-psicose. A trend was observed. From this, D-psi course was found to exhibit a growth promoting effect on silane.
- valve formation rate was significantly increased by the addition of the force D-allose which tended to increase in the whole of the sugar-added block.
- D-allose tended to increase in the whole of the sugar-added block.
- Melchron seedlings by tissue culture are used for many orchids such as phalaenopsis and cymbidium, and they play a major role in reducing and spreading production costs.
- the effects of D-psicose and D-alose on the growth promotion effect and valve formation rate improvement effect of silane seedling have been clarified as in the case of the strawberry, with the possibility of shortening the culture period and improving the culture efficiency. Was considered to be.
- Strawberries (variety 'Smile ruby') were subjected to the experiment. Straw pots were planted in pots, and were grown in a glass greenhouse from February 13, 2004. Water and a 0.5% (w / v) sugar solution were applied to the whole strain three times a week. The types of sugar were D-glucose and D-psicose, and two pots were grown for each test area. While continuing the cultivation, the number of fruits, weight and sugar content that could be harvested by March 25, 2004 were measured. The results are shown in FIG.
- D-glucose application and D-fructose application did not show much effect as compared with water application as control, but plant height, leaf weight and weir weight increased with increasing concentration in D psicose application. It showed a decreasing effect on growth and yield. On the contrary, the number of tillers has increased!]. From the above results, it is clear that D-psicose is effective in suppressing the growth of rice and increasing the number of tillers.
- Nabana is a cruciferous vegetable, which is used to harvest flowers.
- the same kind of vegetables, such as broccoli and cauliflower, have become important horticultural crops. These vegetables are
- Cultivation was carried out using a simple hydroponic method, in which a 2,000-fold dilution of Hyponex was watered for about 1 hour a day using a drip tube. Cultivation was carried out in an unheated vinyl greenhouse with open side windows. Water and 0.5% (w / v) sugar solution were sprayed to the whole strain three times a week from December 18, 2003. As sugar types, D-glucose, D-fructose, and D-psicose were used, and five strains were grown in each test area. On February 23, 2004, we adjusted the harvest for the middle 3 stocks. The survey items were plant height, stem diameter, number of side shoots, weight of top shoots, total weight of side shoots, etc. The results are shown in Table 5.
- the plant height tended to be generally larger in the sugar application area than in the water application area as the control area, and the D-fructose application area tended to increase the number of side shoots.
- the plant height, stem diameter and number of side shoots in the Pushocouse and L-Galactose areas It was considered to be larger and to have a growth promoting effect and a promoting effect on flower buds.
- the total weight of the side shoots was not different compared to the other test areas. This is because the research relationship was investigated earlier than the normal harvest time.
- the cutting base is immersed in 3% D-psicose aqueous solution (with 0.2% added spreading agent approach BI) for 24 hours, and then cut into vermiculite floor on the following 12th, 25 ° C, 16 hours light It was carried into a temperature-controlled room and the sprouting rate was measured over time. Fragments of buds come off and about 50% of the fluff that protects the buds appear Time was determined to be sprouting.
- the control group was treated by immersing the branch base for 24 hours in distilled water to which 0.2% of approach BI was added, and the same treatment as described above.
- a ripening branch is collected from 'Neo muskadd (V. vinifera L.) grown in the open-field on December 25 which is a dormant stage, and after preparation into one sprout, 0.01, 0.1, 1% psicose aqueous solution
- the branch branch was immersed for 24 hours, and the same management as in 1. was carried out the following day.
- the control group was distilled water, and the treatment solution was not added with Approach BI. Judgment of sprouting was according to 1. Sprouting was measured about every week.
- Fig.5 The transition of sprouting rate of Kumagawa grapes is shown in Fig.5.
- sprouting started in the middle of April, but in the D-psicose section, sprouting started in the end of March.
- D-psicose showed higher germination rate than the control in the whole period.
- the dormancy phenomenon of the sprouts of cultivated grapes starts from around September when the ripening of the branches progresses, and the spontaneous dormancy is most deeply deepened after October to early November, and then gradually broken, and is almost complete in late January. It is known that it will be completed (Horiuchi, Osaka Prefecture University Dissertation Dissertation. 1977; Okamoto, p. 57-62. Agricultural Technology). In this case, there was a clear difference between the treatment sections because the branches used in other dormancy stages were used after spontaneous dormancy ended, but D-psicose treatment was performed using branches just before leaf fall in the deepest stage of spontaneous dormancy. Is expected to be clear.
- lime nitrogen and cyanamide are commonly used as agents for breaking dormancy, but these cyanide compounds have a respiratory inhibitory action, and if the time of use is delayed or the temperature is high at the time of use, sprouts etc. May cause adverse effects, and the sleep break effect may be unstable. In addition, it inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase, suppresses ethanol metabolism in the liver, accumulates acetoaldehyde and may cause symptoms of acute alcohol poisoning. In some cases, consideration must be given to the aspect. Since rare sugars have no problems in that regard, they have the potential to become environmental and physical benefits pesticides.
- the seeds are in a state of spontaneous or multiple dormancy until sown, but when suitable conditions for germination are given, germination starts immediately except for hard seed.
- the seeds are endowed with exogenous sugar because they possess nutrients necessary for sprouting, such as endosperm and cotyledons! Usually known except sprouting research.
- the number of seeds was basically 50 for each solution, and when the number of seeds was small, the solution was distributed so that each solution would be equal.
- a filter paper is used and a 9 cm diameter petri dish or large size seed is sown in a 10 cm diameter, 45 mm high styrene container, and 10 ml of the solution is injected 50 ml, and deionized water is appropriately replenished according to transpiration. did.
- the state of germination initiation differs depending on the species, and the seed coat is broken to extend the root (eg legume), and the cotyledon unfolds simultaneously with germination (eg cruciferous), and the rooted sprouting porch also produces a root (Akazaaceae, strong quino)
- the root eg legume
- the cotyledon unfolds simultaneously with germination (eg cruciferous)
- the rooted sprouting porch also produces a root (Akazaaceae, strong quino)
- the number of days required for the initiation of germination varied from within 1 day (such as lettuce) to 7 days or more (power), but the germination itself was roughly classified as follows.
- Germination was inhibited by continuous treatment with 1% D-psicose in tomato, sunny salad and morning glory, but no clear difference was observed in other treatment areas.
- sprouting was promoted by continuous treatment with 1% D-psicose. With the passage of time, DW and 1% D-psicose catch up (28%), and finally 1%.
- L-galactose had the highest germination rate (34%) and 1% D-halose was suppressed to 16% (see Figure 8).
- D-psicose has the highest activity (systemic acquired resistance inducing activity). This suggests that D-psicose exerts the strongest action when rare sugars are used as an inducer of systemic acquired resistance.
- Two sheets of filter paper were placed in a petri dish of 3.5 cm in diameter, and 30 seeds of Arabidopsis Dsis thaliana Lan dsberg erecta (LER) seeds were sown per petri dish, and 0.5 ml of the treatment solution was added. After that, it was carried into an artificial weather room under conditions of 25 ° C and a 24-hour day length condition (fluorescent light 70 mol / m 2 / s). After sowing, the number of seeds germinated at 24 hour intervals was investigated.
- LER Arabidopsis Dsis thaliana Lan dsberg erecta
- Treatment solutions are D-fructose, D-psicose, D-tagatose, D-sorbose, L-fructose, L-psicose, L-tagatose, L-sorbose each 100 mM, 10 mM of ImM aqueous solution and distilled water It is. Each iteration was done three times.
- the stem diameter was slightly larger at 0.01% and smaller at 0.03% compared to the control.
- the number of developed leaves was slightly larger in the 0.001% plot and slightly smaller in the 0.03% plot as compared to the control plot.
- the maximum root length was slightly larger at 0.001% and smaller at 0.01% and 0.03% compared to the control.
- Fresh weight increased at 0.001% and decreased at 0.03% compared to the control. Looking at fresh weight by area, the roots and leaves in the 0.001% area became larger.
- the number of flower clusters that developed to the naked eye was 2.0 in the control area, slightly more in the 0.001% area than in the control area, and decreased slightly in the 0.03% area.
- the number of leaves was lowest at 0.5 mM D-psicose and 0.5 mM man-tor.
- the root length was the smallest with psicose 0.5 mM.
- Above ground fresh weight and dry matter weight were the smallest at 0.5 mM D-psicose, and were similar to that of underground fresh weight and dry matter weight.
- a nutrient solution to which D-alose was added was applied to investigate the growth of tomato at the time of raising seedlings.
- the stem length was slightly larger in the treated area from O.OlmM to 5.0mM compared to the control area, and it was especially increased in the O.OlmM area.
- the stem diameter increased most in the O. Olm M area, and no significant difference was seen in the other treatment areas.
- the number of leaves was the lowest in the 5.0 mM group, and no significant difference was seen in the other treatment groups.
- the fresh weight of stems and leaves was the most heavy in O. Olm M. Conversely, it was the lightest in 5.0 mM. Flowering was promoted in the O. Olm M and 0.05 mM groups compared to the other treatment groups.
- rice seedlings (variety: Nipponbare, see FIG. 10, white bars 5 mm) were subjected to the experiment.
- Rice seedlings were hydroponically cultured with solution K in a pot and mixed with D-psicose at various concentrations in solution K. Cultivation was carried out for 10 days while changing the same solution once every 5 days. After that, it was transplanted to a pot with soil and cultivated for 7 days in a glass chamber 'natural light. Then, Total RNA was extracted and Northern analysis was performed.
- the seedlings were treated with liquid fertilizer mixed with 0.5 mM D-psicose for 10 days at the time of raising seedlings, transferred to pots after treatment, and behavior of resistance-related genes was confirmed one week later (Fig. 11).
- D-psicose one of the rare sugars
- D-psicose has been shown to exhibit the expression induction activity of plant resistance-related genes and also to have a function as an elicitor. Therefore, we investigated the expression of resistance-related genes and the effect on treated rice by treating D-psicose only for a limited period in a closed system such as rice rearing.
- roots grown excessively in a nursery are mechanically cut off at the time of rice planting after raising seedlings. Given this fact, it was thought that suppression of root growth at the time of raising seedlings was useful as long as there was no effect on later growth.
- transient growth inhibition and disease resistance improvement can be expected during treatment, it is possible to suppress growth for a period of time by throwing agent treatment before the lodging damage is expected. I can not help.
- the ⁇ character is linked to disease resistance, and it is possible that this research result can be regarded as similar.
- flask seedlings were aseptically transplanted on September 6, 2004, using MS medium supplemented with D-psicose or D-glucose, D-fructose at a concentration of 0.005% (w / v).
- the test number was 4 strains in 1 test group, and a 500 ml glass bottle with a diameter of about 1 cm in diameter and a condensation prevention hole at the top was used as a culture vessel. Culturing was carried out in a culture room at 5,000 ° ux (12 hours day length) at 25 ° C, and the growth condition and number of roots in the above-ground part and below-ground part were investigated on January 24, 2005.
- the tissue culture medium of moth orchid was supplemented with D-psicose at a concentration of 0.005% (w / v), and the effect on growth was examined.
- D-psicose was added in all of the above-ground weight, underground weight, and number of roots, as compared with the control group, non-soiled kabuki, D-glucose-added caro, and D-fructose added. Tended to increase by From this, it became clear that D-psicose exhibits a growth promoting effect on Phalaenopsis seedlings.
- D-psicose or D-alose was added at a concentration of 0.005% (w / v) to tissue culture medium of cymbidium to investigate the influence on growth and the like.
- D-glucose addition and D-fructose addition the weight of the above-ground part, the number of roots, the side area can be increased by adding D-alose.
- D-alose There was a tendency for the number of shoots to increase. The force of D-psicocose's cocoon has brought about a slight increase in the number of shoots.
- D-psicose and D-allose have a growth promoting effect and a side bud formation promoting effect on seedlings of moth orchids and cypresses. It became clear that growth promotion and side bud formation could be achieved by properly using rare sugars to be added according to the type and purpose of the target plant.
- Eggplant (breed 'Senryo 2 No') was subjected to the experiment.
- the cultivation test was carried out in a vinyl greenhouse equipped with a heating device, in which eggplant seedlings were planted in a No. 7 pot with "flower and vegetable soil”. Fertilizers were added to the plant at four per-plant fertilizers, and irrigation was performed 500 ml twice a day using automatic water supply. Water, 0.2% (w / v), once a week during cultivation
- the tomato (breed 'Shintaro') was subjected to the experiment.
- the tomato seedlings were planted in a No. 7 pot with "flower and vegetable soil” and were subjected to a cultivation test in a vinyl greenhouse equipped with a heating device. Fertilizers were supplied with IB fertilizer and four per one pot to the stock, and irrigation was performed 500 ml twice a day with automatic water supply. Water, 0.2% (w / v), once a week during cultivation
- D-glucose solution 0.2% (w / v) D-psicose solution was sprayed throughout the strain.
- the number of tomato strains tested is 10, and cultivation is two in summer (April 20 to August 9, 2004) and winter (April 4 to 2004 March 14). I went there. The growth situation and fruit yield during the cultivation process were investigated.
- sucrose and oligosaccharides such as chitin oligosaccharides (such as palatinose and fluorescein monosaccharides) act as pellucitas (biodefense inducers) on plants and cause various defense responses. It has been known. From these facts, it is expected that rare sugars such as D-psicose will also have an insecticidal action on plants, leading to an increase in disease resistance.
- D-psicose at the time of infection was examined using a system of Fusarium oxysporum, which is a representative pathogen of tomato and tomato. That is, the seeds of tomato (variety 'No, Usu Taro') are immersed in 0.01% (w / v) to 0.1% (w / v) of D-psicocose solution with gentle stirring for 15 minutes, and sterilized. Air dried on gauze was used as a treated seed.
- Agar medium containing corticosterium wilt fungus (Eusarium oxvsporum IFO 9967 strain and IFO 31213 strain) cultured in a potato dextrose agar medium for 1 week in the center of a 9 cm diameter plastic petri dish containing 25 ml of 1% (w / v) agar A polar-punched mycelium disc (diameter: 1 cm) was placed, and around the above 10 treated seeds were arranged at approximately equal intervals around it. At this time, a test section in which 0.01% (w / v) to 0.1% (w / v) of D-psicose was added to the agar medium was provided. Then, they were placed under dark conditions at 23 ° C. for 7 to 10 days, and shoot elongation, root elongation, shoot development rate, root infection status, etc. were observed. The results are shown in Table 11.
- IFO 31213 strain was used as a wilt fungus as a result of the wilt fungus infection experiment to tomato, it is at the time of germination by immersion treatment with 0.01% (w / v) and 0.05% (w / v) D-psicose solution. Damage to shoot and root elongation caused by infection was alleviated. Both the shoot length and the root length decreased when the concentration of the D-psicose solution reached SO. 1% (w / v). This was considered to be due to the direct elongation inhibitory effect of D-psicose. In addition, by adding D psicose to the agar medium at the time of infection experiment, mycelial elongation of the wilt fungus was suppressed, and the shoot and root elongation disorders were further alleviated.
- IFO strain 31213, IFO strain 6425, IFO strain 9765, and IFO strain 9FO were used as test strains.
- test strain was cultured on potato dextrose agar for 7 days at 23 ° C and punched out to a diameter of 1.1 cm together with the medium, and this was agar medium supplemented with 0.05% (w / v) of rare sugars. And placed in the center of the petri dish in which it was placed, and cultured at After culture, the length of the elongated hyphae was measured.
- D-allothose showed the highest inhibitory effect even on the other pathogenic bacteria, followed by D-allose and D-psicose. From the above results, it has become clear that rare sugars such as D-altrose, D-allose and D-psicose have the effect of suppressing hyphal elongation of plant pathogens.
- Pvthisis belongs to the flagellate fungus, and sexually reproduces with an egg generator and a spermatizer to form an oospore.
- the oospores germinate when appropriate temperature and humidity conditions are established, form hyphae or zoospores, and spread rapidly by infecting plants.
- IFO 32426 strain was used as a seedling pathogen (Pvthium ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ), and static culture was performed for 1 week at 23 ° C in 200 ml of V8 medium. The resulting mycelial mat was thoroughly washed with sterile water, and then divided into 16 equal portions with tweezers. The mycelia were loosened small and uniformly, and then soaked in 20 ml of a 0.05% (w / v) sugar solution and allowed to stand at 23 ° C. for 4 days. Thereafter, oospore formation was observed with a microscope. The same experiment was performed using the ginger rhizome rot fungus (Pvthium zinriberum) IFO 30817 strain.
- Pvthium zinriberum ginger rhizome rot fungus
- FIG. 17 shows the appearance of oospore formation under a microscope. What looks like small blackish particles is oospore, and what looks like thread is mycelium of the seedling blight fungus. What was originally only mycelium shows how egg spores are formed by leaving it for 4 days. Looking at Figure 17, D-Dalucose and D-fructose addition had no effect Control area: It is the same as the non-correspondence area. On the other hand, egg spore formation was not observed at all by adding D-cellulose.
- Strawberries (variety 'Sachinoka') were subjected to the experiment. Strawberry seedlings were planted in rock wool 'Peat moss mixed medium, and then hydroponic culture was carried out in a glass greenhouse using Otsuka A prescription water culture solution. Water, 0.2% (w / v) D-glucose solution, 0.2% (w / v) D psicose solution was applied to the whole strain once a week during cultivation. The number of tested strawberry strains was 17, 19, and 18 respectively, and were planted on September 24, 2004, and spraying was started from October 22, 2004. The growth conditions, fruit yield, fruit quality, etc. until March 7, 2005 were investigated.
- NBRC 4066 strain As test strains, NBRC 4066 strain, NBRC 4459 strain, and NBRC 4626 strain were used.
- test strain was cultured on a potato dextrose agar medium at 25 ° C. for 7 days, and mycelia developed on the entire surface of the shear were punched out into a disk shape with a diameter of 1.1 cm together with the agar medium, and this was used as 0.
- the present invention includes methods for suppressing the growth of various harmful microorganisms other than being useful in plant cultivation such as suppression of plant diseases, and can be used in fields such as food manufacturing and processing, medical sites, living environments, and air conditioners. It is possible.
- the present invention provides that rare sugars, which are simple sugars that can only contain carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen, which do not contain toxic elements such as chlorine by organic synthesis such as conventional pesticides, can be grown in various places of plants. It shows the possibility to use for regulation. This has been confirmed to be safe or natural and useful as various plant conditioners. It is expected that the development of plant growth regulators based on new rare sugars will be accelerated by elucidating the detailed mechanism and the effects on other plants and other growth stages in the future. By further clarifying the effects of different rare sugars in the future and using them in various combinations, it is possible that the growth regulation of crops can be easily achieved. The economic effect is expected to be higher if shipping at higher prices in the market is possible by shifting the harvest time by growth regulation.
- FIG. 2 Northern plot of lipoxygenase gene expression in rough lemon cut leaves Fig. 2 is a photograph as an alternative to a drawing showing analysis.
- FIG. 3 A photograph as an alternative to a drawing showing northern plot analysis of chitinase gene expression in rough lemon cut leaves.
- FIG. 6 It is a drawing showing the diapause breaking effect of psicose on the sprouts of grape 'Neo muskadd dormant branches (bar represents standard error).
- FIG. 8 A drawing showing the effect of rare sugar treatment on the sprouting of the raccoon dog (Salsora komarovii) It is.
- FIG. 9 A drawing showing the effects of eight types of ketose on the germination of Arabidopsis LER strain.
- FIG. 10 This is a photograph that replaces the 5th day after sowing rice (variety: Nipponbare).
- FIG. 11 A photograph as an alternative to a drawing showing expression induction of resistance-related genes treated with D-psicose.
- FIG. 12 A photograph in place of a drawing showing the effect of D-psicose treatment at the time of raising rice seedlings
- FIG. 13 This is an alternative to the drawing showing transplanting to a pot after D-psicose treatment to rice on day 14.
- FIG. 14 is a drawing showing the effect of D-psicose on tomato wilt.
- FIG. 15 A drawing showing the effect of D-psicose solution spraying on growth and yield of winter eggplant.
- FIG. 16 A drawing showing the effect of D-psicose solution spraying on the fruit yield of winter tomato.
- FIG. 18 A drawing showing the effect of D-psicose solution spraying on strawberry flower bud formation.
- FIG. 19 A drawing showing the effect of D-psicose solution spraying on strawberry fruit quality. Effects on hyphal elongation of [20] filamentous fungi
- FIG. 22 It is a linkage diagram of Izumoring.
- FIG. 23 It is explanatory drawing of Ismoring C6 of the lower stage of FIG.
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