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THE EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON PLANTS AND TOLERANCE MECHANISMS

BİTKİLERDE KURAKLIK STRESİNİN ETKİLERİ VE DAYANIKLILIK MEKANİZMALARI (Derleme)

Tuğçe KALEFETOĞLU
Yasemin EKMEKÇİ
Pages
723–740
Publication Date
2010-08-11
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Drought induces a diverse set of physiological, biochemical and molecular responses in plants, which provide the ability of adaptation to limited environmental conditions, depending on intensity and periods of stress, interactive effects of the other stress types, development stage and genotype of plants.

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Objective & Hypothesis:ABSTRACTDrought stress, one of the most common environmental limitations affecting growth and productivity of plants, causes many metabolic, mechanic and oxidative changes in plants.
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Conclusion & Impact:Drought induces a diverse set of physiological, biochemical and molecular responses in plants, which provide the ability of adaptation to limited environmental conditions, depending on intensity and periods of stress, interactive effects of the other stress types, development stage and genotype of plants.
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⚙️Variables:Kuraklık stresi · metabolik · mekanik ve oksidatif değişikler

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ABSTRACTDrought stress, one of the most common environmental limitations affecting growth and productivity of plants, causes many metabolic, mechanic and oxidative changes in plants. Drought induces a diverse set of physiological, biochemical and molecular responses in plants, which provide the ability of adaptation to limited environmental conditions, depending on intensity and periods of stress, interactive effects of the other stress types, development stage and genotype of plants.

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Bitkilerde, büyümeyi ve verimi etkileyen en yaygın çevresel streslerden biri olan kuraklık stresi, metabolik, mekanik ve oksidatif birçok değişikliğe neden olmaktadır. Kuraklık; stresin şiddetine, süresine, diğer stres türleri ile etkileşimlerine, strese maruz kalan bitkinin genotipine ve gelişim basamağına bağlı olarak, bitkilerde sınırlı çevresel koşullara adapte olmayı sağlayacak birçok fizyolojik, biyokimyasal ve moleküler cevabı indüklemektedir

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KALEFETOĞLU, T., EKMEKÇİ, Y. (2010). THE EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON PLANTS AND TOLERANCE MECHANISMS. Gazi University Journal of Science, Cilt: 18 - Sayı: 4, 723–740. https://ajindex.com/articles/255489

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