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Repeated exposure to enhanced UV-B radiation in successive generations increases developmental instability (leaf fluctuating asymmetry) in a desert annual

1998

Midgley, G.F. | Wand, S.J.E. | Musil, C.F. (Ecology and Conservation, National Botanical Institute, Private Bag x7 Claremont 7735, Cape Town (South Africa))

AGROVOC Keywords
adn asteraceae compositae crecimiento croissance dna etapas de desarrollo de la planta feuille growth growth disorders herbaceous ornamentals hojas irradiation leaves light luz ozone ozono plant developmental stages rayonnement ultraviolet trastornos del crecimiento trouble de la croissance ultraviolet radiation
Bibliographic information
Volume 21 Issue 4
Pagination
pp. 437-442
Other Subjects
Irradiacion; Plante ornementale herbacee; Lumiere; Dimorphotheca; Plantas herbaceas ornamentales; Abnormal development; Radiacion ultravioleta; Dimorphotheca sinuata; Stade de developpement vegetal
Language
English
Note
26 ref.
1998-08-15
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