structural and functional peculiaritiesof species adaptation of the genus acer under conditions of steppe dnieper river region
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Abstract
The most important tendencies of adaptation mechanisms were examined under the hydrothermal stress for the representatives of Acer L. Water and protein metabolisms were examined. Some species adapt themselves mainly due to activity of the protein system, othersconformat the expense of morphological structure of leaves along with theprotein synthetic system Certain dependence between studied parameters was found. The most resistant species to the droughty environment were found. The species can be recommended for an arrangement of green spaces.
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| Authors | ;M. M. Golikova;I. O. Zaitseva |
| Journal | eye & contact lens |
| Year | 2009 |
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