The classification of chromosomal defects of spruce trees as an alternative in environmental studies

Muller, M.; Grill, D. . Plant Physiology Inst.

The classification of chromosomal defects of spruce trees as an alternative in environmental studies

1995

Muller, M. | Grill, D. (Graz Univ. (Austria). Plant Physiology Inst.)

A plant test system by the classification of chromosome aberration in the root tip meristems of young spruce plants (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) has been used to study the environmental influence on the genetic material of trees at natural sites and under defined conditions of greenhouses and open-top chambers. All our results suggest that this plant test system is a valuable tool in environmental monitoring.

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AGROVOC Keywords

aberration chromosomique classification facteur du milieu factores ambientales meristemas picea abies racine

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Other Subjects

Aberracion cromosomica; Meristeme; Raices; Clasificacion

Language

English

Note

Summary (En)

2 tables; 22 ref.

Type

Conference; Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Proceedings of the International Colloquium on Bioindication of Forest Site Pollution: Development of Methodology and Training - BIOFOSP (TEMPUS M-JEP 04667), Kraigher, H.Batic, F.Hanke, D.E.Agerer, R.Grill, D. (eds.).- Ljubljana (Slovenia), Aug 1995. p. 247-252

Conference

International Colloquium on Bioindication of Forest Site Pollution: Development of Methodology and Training - BIOFOSP, Ljubljana (Slovenia), 22-31 Aug 1995

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