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Liečivé rastliny v meniacich sa environmentálnych podmienkach

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Vliv abiotických a biotických stresorů na vlastnosti rostlin 11.5.2005<br />

TOLERANCE OF SOME FIELD CROPS TO TEMPERATURE STRESS<br />

Key words: fast fluorescent induction, energy balance of the photosynthesis, wheat, pea, hops,<br />

bean, sugar beet<br />

Summary<br />

Paper represents an effort of evaluating the impact of t o C stress measured by the method of fast<br />

fluorescence, on energy balance of photosynthesis. Experiment was carried out with spring wheat, bean, pea,<br />

sugar beet and hops. Main changes described in fields and the yield of PS are evaluated to calendar date<br />

without the impact of biologic age. But parallelly more precise experiment with temperature stress (1hour -<br />

5°C, 20°C,as 35°C) was studied in clima box with the <strong>sa</strong>me field crops.<br />

Main changes, realised in a fraction of second, had basic importance in binding of emissive photon<br />

energy and their conversion on chemical energy of storage substances e.g. <strong>sa</strong>ccharides and others.<br />

Temperature had significant impact on crop productivity and yield. Results obtained, show that cold stress is<br />

better tolerated by majority of plants, but damages caused by high temperatures are frequent The method of<br />

fast fluorescent induction is exploitable for studying of stress But it is neces<strong>sa</strong>ry to give the care during the<br />

interpretation of results from a point of view of phluorimetr ability.<br />

Poděkování<br />

Tyto výsledky jsou součástí projektu financovaného výzkumným záměrem MSM 60460709/01 CZU<br />

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