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17. Session 17 Ecophysiology

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Aktan, N., Palavan-Ünsal, N., Andonov, A. V., Georgieva, K. M., Yordanov, I. T., Atanasiu, L., Petcu, E., Atkin, O. K., Barabás, N. K., Erdei, L., Baumann, J., Bader, K. P., Bayçu, G., Önal, M., Bock, C., Jacob, A., Mayer, A., Kirst, G. O., Borovsky, G., Voronova, L., Voinikov, V., Borowski, E., Kozlowska, L., Botos-Bálo, B., Váradi, Gy., Happ, I., Busuioc, V. M., Toma, S. I., Cabeza, C. E., Ledent, J. F., Chamont, S., Christov, C., Boshcova, M., Furnadzieva, S., Zafirova, T., Čiamporová, M., Banásová, V., Ouzounidou, G., Clement, Han, Van Hasselt, Philip R., De Gara, L., De Tullio, M. C., Paciolla, C., Stefani, A., Arrigoni, O., de Ramon, M., Reigosa, M. J., Doussi, M. A., Thanos, C. A., Fenik, S. I., Trofimyak, T. B., Blume, Ya. B., Fernandez-Pascual, M., De Lorenzo, C., De Felipe, M. R., Minchin, F. R., Gordon, A. J., Filonick, L. A., Frechilla, S., Royuela, M., Arrese-Igor, C., Aparicio-Tejo, P. M., Gabbrielli, R., Gremigni, P., Pandolfini, T., Gloser, J., Gloser, V., Goncharova, N. V., Sheverdov, V. V., Zhebrakova, I. V., Grakhov, V. P., Kozeko, V. G., Greger, M., Heyman, E., Grishko, V. N., Guglielminetti, L., Perata, P., Alpi, A., Gutterman, Yitzchak, Honour, S. J., Ihle, C., Laasch, H., Ivanova, T. I., Yudina, O. S., Kacperska, A., Kadis, C. C., Georghiou, K., Khilko, T. D., Klimov, S. V., Trunova, T. I., Kosakivska, L. V., Maidebura, E. V., Kostyuk, O. P., Mikheev, A. N., Kutlakhmedov, Yu. A., Kozlova, J. I., Reutsky, V. G., Kravetz, A. P., Pavlenco, Y. A., Kubacka, M., Kacperska, A., Kühn, F., Kuznetsov, Vladimir V., Landberg, T., Greger, M., Campos, P. S., Matos, M. C., Laureano, J. A., Ramalho, J. R., Guedes, M. E., Lidon, F. C., Laureano, J. A., Campos, P. S., Ramalho, J. R., Lidon, F. C., Guedes, M. E., Matos, M. C., Leina, G. D., Lopez-Carbonell, M., Prinsen, E., Pastor, A., Van Onckelen, H., Lösch, R., Zohlen, A., Gonzales, A., Jimenez, M. S., Morales, D., Aschan, G., Lütz, C., Kaiser, F., Masarovičová, E., Lux, A., Kobelová, G., Mattioni, C., Gabbrielli, R., Negru, P. V., Medvedeva, T. N., Tudorake, G. F., Newbery, R. M., Olah, R., Masarovičová, E., Ouzounidou, G., Čiamporová, M., Moustakas, M., Karataglis, S., Pedrol, N., Ramos, P., Reigosa, M. J., Peisker, M., Tichá, I., Václavík, J., Ostareck, D., Pfeffer, M., Peisker, M., Pons, T. L., Popović, M., Kevrešan, S., Kandrač, J., Kočiš, J., Štajner, D., Petrivić, N., Kastori, R., Popovicheva, L. A., Shevchenko, Y. B., Porankiewicz, J., Gwóźdź, E. A., Prokhnevsky, A. I., Ruchko, M. V., Sorochinsky, B. V., Sergeeva, A. Y., Kostyuk, O. P., Mikheev, A. N., Przymusiński, R., Rucińska, R., Gwóźdź, E. A., Pugnaire, F. I., Haase, P., Incoll, L. D., Clark, S. C., Pukacki, P. M., Radotić, K., Todorović, S., Zakrzewska, J., Jeremić, M., Ramos, P., Pedrol, N., Reigosa, M. J., Ruchko, M. V., Sorochinsky, B. V., Sakač, Z., Panković, D., Ćupina, T., Plesničar, M., Save, R., Biel, C., Pons, J., Massons, J., Scheuerlein, R., Treml, S., Thar, B., Tirlapur, U. K., Häder, D. -P., Schneider, J., Legocka, J., Winiarska, G., Schreiber, L., Shabala, S. N., Sheremetiev, S. N., Shtemenko, N. I., Sosak-Swiderska, B., Tyrawska, D., Mazurek, U., Stevanović, B., Šinžar, J., Glišić, O., Stroinski, A., Terbea, Maria, Micut, Gh., Titei, V., Thanos, C. A., Thibaud, M. C., Betsche, T., Tosserams, M., Visser, A. J., Groen, M. W., Kalis, G., Kwant, R., Magendans, E., Rozema, J., Tyrawska, D., Bajan, C., Popowska-Nowak, E., Grochala, K., Utrillas, M. J., Alegre, L., Van Den Boogaard, H. A. G. M., Alewijnse, D., Veneklaas, E. J., Lambers, H., Van Der Kooij, T. A. W., De Kok, L. J., Van Der Werf, Adrie, Bouma, Tjeerd, Scheurwater, Ingeborg, Lambers, Hans, Van Hasselt, P. R., Chow, W. S., Anderson, J. M., Vidal, D., Grau, D., Sanjose, M., Fleck, I., Villar, R., Merino, J., Vincze, G. Y., Vallner, J., Balazsy, S., Balogh, A., Kiss, F., Zaric, L. J., Stefanovic, L., Kerecki, B., Radosavljevic, M., Zivalyuk, O. B., and Filonick, I. A.

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1994
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26. Possible Role of Pectin-containing Mucilage and Dew in Repairing Embryo DNA of Seeds Adapted to Desert Conditions.

Author

Zhenying Huang, Boubriak, Ivan, Osborne, Daphne J., Ming Dong, and Gutterman, Yitzchak

Subjects
MUCILAGE, PECTINS, DEW, SEED development, GERMINATION, DESERT plants, PLANT embryology
Abstract

Background and Aims: Repair of damage to DNA of seed embryos sustained during long periods of quiescence under dry desert conditions is important for subsequent germination. The possibility that repair of embryo DNA can be facilitated by small amounts of water derived from dew temporarily captured at night by pectinaceous surface pellicles was tested. These pellicles are secreted during early seed development and form mucilage when hydrated. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2008
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27. Factors influencing seed dormancy and germination in sand, and seedling survival under desiccation, of Psammochloa villosa (Poaceae), inhabiting the moving sand dunes of Ordos, China.

Author

Zhenying Huang, Ming Dong, and Gutterman, Yitzchak

Subjects
SAND dunes, LANDFORMS, CARYOPSES, FRUIT, GERMINATION
Abstract

Psammochloa villosa (Trin.) Bor. (Poaceae), is distributed primarily in moving sand dunes of the Ordos Plateau, China. Freshly harvested caryopses (seeds) are in non-deep physiological dormancy (non-deep PD). Germination is slow and low and only over a narrow temperature range. A treatment of four weeks cold stratification at 3 to 5 °C in darkness was required to break non-deep PD, allowing germination to reach high percentages at higher temperatures and without light requirement. Rate and percentages of germination were increased by scarifying the caryopsis coat and by artificial removal of different proportions of the endosperm. However, seedling dry weight and increases in root and shoot lengths, were significantly influenced by the proportion of the endosperm that remained on the caryopses. Higher percentages of seedling emergence were obtained from the shallowly buried caryopses, ranging from 0.5–2.0 cm, and the depth of the caryopses in the sand affected the time of germination. The deeper the caryopses were buried, the more that remained ungerminated and in enforced dormancy. The caryopses germinated when the upper sand layer was removed and buried caryopses were at a suitable sand depth for germination, or when the sand was aerated. In natural habitats, germinated seedlings may be wholly exposed to the air by sand erosion and thus be exposed to drought stress. However, young seedlings have the ability to tolerate desiccation and to recover after rehydration. Root length at the `point of no return' is 4 mm. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2004
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