Changes in freezing tolerance and photosystem II acclimation mechanisms within a Lolium perenne x Festuca pratensis substitution series

Dagmara Gasior; John Harper; Ann Thomas; Caron Evans; Ian Armstead; Michael Humphreys

Changes in freezing tolerance and photosystem II acclimation mechanisms within a Lolium perenne x Festuca pratensis substitution series

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Changes in freezing tolerance and photosystem II acclimation mechanisms within a Lolium perenne x Festuca pratensis substitution series. / Gasior, Dagmara; Harper, John; Thomas, Ann et al.

The multiple roles of grassland in the European bioeconomy: Proceedings of the 26th General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation. ed. / M. Höglind; A. K. Bakken; K. A. Hovstad; E. Kallioniemi; H. Riley; H. Steinshamnm; L. Østrem. Norway : Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research, 2016. p. 835-837.

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Gasior, D, Harper, J, Thomas, A , Evans, C , Armstead, I & Humphreys, M 2016, Changes in freezing tolerance and photosystem II acclimation mechanisms within a Lolium perenne x Festuca pratensis substitution series. in M Höglind, AK Bakken, KA Hovstad, E Kallioniemi, H Riley, H Steinshamnm & L Østrem (eds), The multiple roles of grassland in the European bioeconomy: Proceedings of the 26th General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation. Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research, Norway, pp. 835-837, Proceedings of the 26th General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation, Trondheim, Norway, 04 Sept 2016.

APA

Gasior, D., Harper, J., Thomas, A., Evans, C., Armstead, I., & Humphreys, M. (2016). Changes in freezing tolerance and photosystem II acclimation mechanisms within a Lolium perenne x Festuca pratensis substitution series. In M. Höglind, A. K. Bakken, K. A. Hovstad, E. Kallioniemi, H. Riley, H. Steinshamnm, & L. Østrem (Eds.), The multiple roles of grassland in the European bioeconomy: Proceedings of the 26th General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation (pp. 835-837). Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research.

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Gasior D, Harper J, Thomas A , Evans C , Armstead I , Humphreys M. Changes in freezing tolerance and photosystem II acclimation mechanisms within a Lolium perenne x Festuca pratensis substitution series. In Höglind M, Bakken AK, Hovstad KA, Kallioniemi E, Riley H, Steinshamnm H, Østrem L, editors, The multiple roles of grassland in the European bioeconomy: Proceedings of the 26th General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation. Norway: Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research. 2016. p. 835-837

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Gasior, Dagmara ; Harper, John ; Thomas, Ann et al. / Changes in freezing tolerance and photosystem II acclimation mechanisms within a Lolium perenne x Festuca pratensis substitution series. The multiple roles of grassland in the European bioeconomy: Proceedings of the 26th General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation. editor / M. Höglind ; A. K. Bakken ; K. A. Hovstad ; E. Kallioniemi ; H. Riley ; H. Steinshamnm ; L. Østrem. Norway : Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research, 2016. pp. 835-837

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abstract = "Lolium perenne cultivars are widely grown for their high value forage throughout the temperate world. A limiting factor to their use is their susceptibility to winter stress. The closely related species Festuca pratensis is more tolerant of winter stress and can produce hybrids with L. perenne which combine the attributes of both parent species. In this study a seven Festulolium substitution lines where one of each pair of L. perenne chromosome was replaced with its homeologue from F. pratensis as well as their parental genotypes were subjected to freezing stress and their response investigated in order to locate putative genes for freezing tolerance",

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