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Amount of UV-screening compounds in the leaves of Malus domestica decreased<br />

as UV-B doses increased. 4 kJ daily UV-B doses resulted in lowest amount of<br />

those pigments, while the greatest amounts of UV pigments were determined in<br />

leaves of reference Malus domestica plants (Fig. 1 D).<br />

Table 1. Relative amounts of UV-absorbing compounds under various stress conditions.<br />

Means indicated by the different letters are significantly different within the<br />

column of each UV treatment (n = 3; P ≥ 0.01)<br />

1 lentelë. Santykiniai UV sugerinèiø pigmentø kiekiai augalø lapuose sk<strong>ir</strong>tingomis<br />

streso sàlygomis. Sk<strong>ir</strong>tingos raidës rodo esminá sk<strong>ir</strong>tumà tarp vidurkiø reikðmiø<br />

stulpeliuose kiekvienam UV poveikiui atsk<strong>ir</strong>ai (n = 3; P ≥ 0,01)<br />

UV treatment<br />

UV poveikis<br />

Increased t° and CO 2<br />

Padidinta t° <strong>ir</strong> CO 2 kiekis<br />

Object<br />

Objektas<br />

Raphanus sativus Röhl.<br />

Malus domestica<br />

Control<br />

– 48.6 a 569.3 a<br />

Kontrolë + 104.8 b 723.3 b<br />

2 kJ<br />

– 68.7 a 530.8 a<br />

+ 121.85 b 775.4 b<br />

4 kJ<br />

– 59.2 a 478.7 a<br />

+ 97.7 b 710.8 b<br />

An additional stress including increased temperature (<strong>25</strong>/16°C) and CO 2<br />

level<br />

(700 ppm) together with UV-B radiation resulted in significantly increased amount<br />

of UV-screening compounds in all inspected plant species in comparison to plants<br />

exposure solely to UV-B radiation or reference plants (Table 1). Though no significant<br />

variation of UV pigments were determined in Raphanus sativus L. and Malus<br />

domestica under different UV-B treatment whenever additional stress (temperature,<br />

CO 2<br />

) was applied (Figs. 2 A, B).<br />

Fig. 2. Amount of UV pigments in (A) Raphanus sativus L. and (B) Malus domestica<br />

leaves under different UV-B exposure, increased temperature and increased CO 2<br />

level.<br />

Means indicated by the different letters are significantly different (n = 3; P ≥ 0.05)<br />

2 pav. Santykiniai UV sugerianèiø pigmentø kiekiai (A) ridikëliø <strong>ir</strong> (B) obelø lapuose<br />

veikiant sk<strong>ir</strong>tingomis UV-B dozëmis, esant aukðtai temperatûrai <strong>ir</strong> padidintam CO 2<br />

kiekiui. Sk<strong>ir</strong>tingos raidës rodo esminá sk<strong>ir</strong>tumà tarp vidurkiø (n = 3; P ≥ 0,05)<br />

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