Kolaksazov et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Effect of chilling and freezing stresses on jasmonate content in Arabis alpinaKolaksazov et al., 2013
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- Kolaksazov M
- Laporte F
- Ananieva K
- Dobrev P
- Herzog M
- Ananiev E
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- Bulgarian Journal of Agricultural Science
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Depending on the temperature involved, there are two types of cold stress: chilling stress exerted at low positive temperatures around+ 5 C and freezing stress when temperatures are below zero. As an adaptation to cold stress, plants have evolved multiple mechanisms …
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