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Oxygen deprivation stress in a changing environment

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Table 1. Maximun anoxia-tolerance of underground stems and rhizomes as observed in an anaerobic incubator at 20-25°C Survival was measured in having an ability to grow new shoots after the period of anaerobic incubation
Fig. 1. Graphs showing the effect of a switch from aerobic to anaerobic conditions on the cytoplasmic pH (A) and the rate of ethanol production (B) for anoxia-intolerant maize root tips bathed in a medium either at pH 4 (O) , pH 6 ( • ) or pH 10 (O)
Fig. 2. Electron spin resonance signals showing the post-anoxic induc- induc-tion of active radicals in rhizomes of Iris germanica The graphs shows first derivative 9.3 GHz spectra from solid samples (c
Fig. 3. Solute leakage and free fatty acid concentration of anoxic potato tissues (2 replicates O, O)
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