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Response to Firn and Jones: Volatile isoprenoids, a special case of secondary metabolism

机译：对Firn和Jones的反应：挥发性类异戊二烯，二次代谢的特殊情况

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We thank Richard Firn and Clive Jones for their interest and comments on our recent Opinion article [1] published in the September 2005 issue of Trends in Plant Science. They ask if a new hypothesis is needed to explain VOC emissions. Before we respond to the pertinent points in their Letter, we must clarify some definitions. The term 'VOC' (volatile organic compound) includes products and intermediates from many different metabolic pathways. Not all VOCs are strictly secondary metabolites, for example, methanol is a product of primary metabolism and is frequently emitted by vegetation [2]. Our Opinion article [1] refers specifically to the volatile isoprenoids, which form a large sub-group of VOCs. They are indeed secondary metabolites, with important roles in atmospheric, ecological and physiological sciences.
机译：感谢Richard Firn和Clive Jones对我们最近发表在2005年9月《植物科学趋势》上的Opinion文章[1]的关注和评论。他们询问是否需要新的假设来解释VOC排放。在我们对他们的来信中的有关要点作出回应之前，我们必须澄清一些定义。术语“ VOC”（挥发性有机化合物）包括来自许多不同代谢途径的产物和中间体。并非所有的VOC都是严格的次级代谢产物，例如，甲醇是初级代谢的产物，经常被植被排放[2]。我们的意见文章[1]特别涉及挥发性的类异戊二烯，它们构成了VOC的较大子组。它们确实是次生代谢产物，在大气，生态和生理科学中具有重要作用。

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