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Analysis of petal extracts from various species revealed a wide range of lipoxygenase (LOX) activity among sources. A large increase in LOX activity was observed during senescence in both gladiolus  (Gladiolus  ×  hortulanus  Bailey) and carnation  (Dianthus caryophyllus  L.) petal tissue. The increase began before the first visible signs of senescence were evident and activity peaked at early to mid-senescence stages. LOX activity of petal extracts from gladiolus was inhibited in vitro by phenidone, a known LOX inhibitor.

Floral Lipoxygenase: Activity during Senescence and Inhibition by Phenidone