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CONCEPTS OF PLANT BIOTIC STRESS - SOME INSIGHTS INTO THE STRESS PHYSIOLOGY OF VIRUS-INFECTED PLANTS, FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Authors: BALACHANDRAN S HURRY VM KELLEY SE OSMOND CB ROBINSON SA ROHOZINSKI J SEATON GGR SIMS DA
Citation: S. Balachandran et al., CONCEPTS OF PLANT BIOTIC STRESS - SOME INSIGHTS INTO THE STRESS PHYSIOLOGY OF VIRUS-INFECTED PLANTS, FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS, Physiologia Plantarum, 100(2), 1997, pp. 203-213
DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II TO LIGHT STRESS IN LIGHT-ACCLIMATED PEA LEAVES DEPENDS ON THE CAPACITY FOR PHOTOCHEMICAL AND NONRADIATIVE DISSIPATION OF LIGHT
Authors: PARK YI CHOW WS ANDERSON JM HURRY VM
Citation: Yi. Park et al., DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II TO LIGHT STRESS IN LIGHT-ACCLIMATED PEA LEAVES DEPENDS ON THE CAPACITY FOR PHOTOCHEMICAL AND NONRADIATIVE DISSIPATION OF LIGHT, PLANT SCI, 115(2), 1996, pp. 137-149
NOVEL AMPLIFICATION OF NONPHOTOCHEMICAL CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING FOLLOWING VIRAL-INFECTION IN CHLORELLA
Authors: SEATON GGR HURRY VM ROHOZINSKI J
Citation: Ggr. Seaton et al., NOVEL AMPLIFICATION OF NONPHOTOCHEMICAL CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING FOLLOWING VIRAL-INFECTION IN CHLORELLA, FEBS letters, 389(3), 1996, pp. 319-323
COLD-HARDENING RESULTS IN INCREASED ACTIVITY OF ENZYMES INVOLVED IN CARBON METABOLISM IN LEAVES OF WINTER RYE (SECALE-CEREALE L)
Authors: HURRY VM KEERBERG O PARNIK T GARDESTROM P OQUIST G
Citation: Vm. Hurry et al., COLD-HARDENING RESULTS IN INCREASED ACTIVITY OF ENZYMES INVOLVED IN CARBON METABOLISM IN LEAVES OF WINTER RYE (SECALE-CEREALE L), Planta, 195(4), 1995, pp. 554-562
COLD HARDENING OF SPRING AND WINTER-WHEAT AND RAPE RESULTS IN DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS ON GROWTH, CARBON METABOLISM, AND CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT
Authors: HURRY VM STRAND A TOBIAESON M GARDESTROM P OQUIST G
Citation: Vm. Hurry et al., COLD HARDENING OF SPRING AND WINTER-WHEAT AND RAPE RESULTS IN DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS ON GROWTH, CARBON METABOLISM, AND CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT, Plant physiology, 109(2), 1995, pp. 697-706
LOW-TEMPERATURE STRESS AND PHOTOPERIOD AFFECT AN INCREASED TOLERANCE TO PHOTOINHIBITION IN PINUS-BANKSIANA SEEDLINGS
Authors: KROL M GRAY GR HURRY VM OQUIST G MALEK L HUNER NPA
Citation: M. Krol et al., LOW-TEMPERATURE STRESS AND PHOTOPERIOD AFFECT AN INCREASED TOLERANCE TO PHOTOINHIBITION IN PINUS-BANKSIANA SEEDLINGS, Canadian journal of botany, 73(8), 1995, pp. 1119-1127
EFFECTS OF A SHORT-TERM SHIFT TO LOW-TEMPERATURE AND OF LONG-TERM COLD HARDENING ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND RIBULOSE-1,5-BISPHOSPHATE CARBOXYLASE OXYGENASE AND SUCROSE-PHOSPHATE SYNTHASE ACTIVITY IN LEAVES OF WINTER RYE (SECALE-CEREALE L)
Authors: HURRY VM MALMBERG G GARDESTROM P OQUIST G
Citation: Vm. Hurry et al., EFFECTS OF A SHORT-TERM SHIFT TO LOW-TEMPERATURE AND OF LONG-TERM COLD HARDENING ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND RIBULOSE-1,5-BISPHOSPHATE CARBOXYLASE OXYGENASE AND SUCROSE-PHOSPHATE SYNTHASE ACTIVITY IN LEAVES OF WINTER RYE (SECALE-CEREALE L), Plant physiology, 106(3), 1994, pp. 983-990
THE TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF THE REDOX STATE OF Q(A) AND SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS TO PHOTOINHIBITION
Authors: OQUIST G HURRY VM HUNER NPA
Citation: G. Oquist et al., THE TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF THE REDOX STATE OF Q(A) AND SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS TO PHOTOINHIBITION, Plant physiology and biochemistry, 31(5), 1993, pp. 683-691
PHOTOSYNTHESIS, PHOTOINHIBITION AND LOW-TEMPERATURE ACCLIMATION IN COLD TOLERANT PLANTS
Authors: HUNER NPA OQUIST G HURRY VM KROL M FALK S GRIFFITH M
Citation: Npa. Huner et al., PHOTOSYNTHESIS, PHOTOINHIBITION AND LOW-TEMPERATURE ACCLIMATION IN COLD TOLERANT PLANTS, Photosynthesis research, 37(1), 1993, pp. 19-39
2 FUNCTIONALLY DISTINCT FORMS OF THE PHOTOSYSTEM-II REACTION-CENTER PROTEIN D1 IN THE CYANOBACTERIUM SYNECHOCOCCUS SP PCC 7942
Authors: CLARKE AK HURRY VM GUSTAFSSON P OQUIST G
Citation: Ak. Clarke et al., 2 FUNCTIONALLY DISTINCT FORMS OF THE PHOTOSYSTEM-II REACTION-CENTER PROTEIN D1 IN THE CYANOBACTERIUM SYNECHOCOCCUS SP PCC 7942, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 90(24), 1993, pp. 11985-11989
DIFFERENTIAL RESISTANCE OF FROST-HARDENED AND NONHARDENED WINTER RYE TO PHOTOINHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IS DUE TO AN INCREASED CAPACITY OF FROST-HARDENED RYE TO KEEP Q(A) OXIDIZED UNDER SIMILAR IRRADIANCE AND TEMPERATURE
Authors: OQUIST G HURRY VM OQUIST MG HUNER NPA
Citation: G. Oquist et al., DIFFERENTIAL RESISTANCE OF FROST-HARDENED AND NONHARDENED WINTER RYE TO PHOTOINHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IS DUE TO AN INCREASED CAPACITY OF FROST-HARDENED RYE TO KEEP Q(A) OXIDIZED UNDER SIMILAR IRRADIANCE AND TEMPERATURE, Photosynthetica, 27(1-2), 1992, pp. 231-235
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