Wild and cultivated barley genotypes demonstrate varying ability to acclimate to plant water deficits

Gunasekera, D.; Santakumari, M.; Glinka, Z.; Berkowitz, G.A.

Wild and cultivated barley genotypes demonstrate varying ability to acclimate to plant water deficits

1994

Gunasekera, D. | Santakumari, M. | Glinka, Z. | Berkowitz, G.A. (Plant Science Department, Cook College, Box 231, Rutgers State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ 08903 (USA))

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acclimatization adaptation bilan hydrique drought resistance drought stress estres feuille hojas hordeum hordeum spontaneum hordeum vulgare israel leaves photosynthese photosynthesis plant genetic resources plant water relations relaciones planta agua relation plante eau stress water balance water stress wild relatives

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Plant Science (Ireland)

Volume 99 Issue 2

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pp. 125-134

Other Subjects

Water relations; Adaptacion; Estres de sequia; Fotosintesis; Resistencia a la sequia; Balance hidrico; Stress du a la secheresse; Resistance a la secheresse

Language

English

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Wild and cultivated barley genotypes demonstrate varying ability to acclimate to plant water deficits

1994

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