... involvement of SLs in plant droughtand high -salinity stress responses has not been revealed yet So that to identify and study the relationship between SLs anddroughtand highsalinity stress responses ... Assessment of drought, salt, andosmotic Sstress tolerance 2.3.7.1 Droughtstress tolerance assay in Arabidopsis 2.3.7.2 Salt stress tolerance assay 2.3.7.3 Germination assay for salt stress for ... mutant plants to droughtstress (A) Three-week-old WT and SL-deficient max3-11 and max4-7 and SL-signaling max2-3 mutant plants prior to being subjected to a droughtstress (B) WT and mutant plants...
... represent excellent models to identify and understand elements and mechanisms controlling the physiological and behavioral changes that occur in response to osmoticstress The three major groups of ... 5795 Osmoticstress sensing and signaling in fishes D F Fiol and D Kultz ¨ noteworthy in this context In fish, two different ubiquitin E3 ligases are rapidly up-regulated during hyperosmotic stress, ... and D Kultz ¨ Osmoticstress sensing and signaling in fishes Fig Major elements of the osmosensory signal transduction network in fishes Multiple osmosensors (see text) recognize osmolality ⁄ salinity...
... vitro and in vivo were mutated to Ala and therefore could not be phosphorylated under stress The mutated phosphorylation sites were the four sites regulated by stresses (S158, T209, S431 and S442), ... degraded in response to osmoticstress (Fig S3), hDlg was found mostly in areas of cell–cell contact and a substantial and gradual loss from the membrane was observed after osmotic shock treatment ... attached and apoptotic cells after sorbitol treatment (A) Cell attachment and (B) caspase activation were measured as indicated in Materials and methods, at the times indicated – (A) and h or (B) and...
... aldosterone and hyperosmotic stress on the early responses of TSC22D2 and TSC22D3 transcripts Aldosterone failed to induce TSC22D3 transcripts in the presence of hyperosmotic stress, and reciprocally, ... osmoticstress response of gill cells of euryhaline tilapia [12] In this fish, OSTF1 mRNA and protein levels rapidly and transiently increase in response to hyperosmotic stress, peaking at and h, ... Accession EMBL ENSEMBL Length (aa) (nt) OSTF1 homology Score E-value 14 band D3 14 band D3 band D X band F1 X band F1 band G1 AF201285 L25785 BC058221 AF201289 AF024519 AF315352 ENSMUST00000048371...
... stress- andosmotic stress- integrating Figure The osmotic- stressand ER -stress signal-integrating pathway ER stressandosmoticstress activate two independent signaling pathways (1 and 2), which ... 1A) ER stress (BiPD and CNX) andosmoticstress (SMP) marker genes were included in the assay to ensure the efficiency of the tunicamycin and PEG treatments The combination of ER stressandosmotic ... ER stressandosmoticstress signals and induces a senescence-like response in planta and cell death in soybean protoplasts NRPs and GmNAC6 are coordinately regulated by a variety of biotic and...
... fruit and wine quality (reviewed in [1,2]) Vitis species adapt well to drought conditions due to good osmotic adjustment, large and deep root systems, efficient control of stomatal aperture and ... subgroup (AtMYB30, 31, 94 and 96) On the other hand, the grape accession protein ABK59040 was closely related to AtMYB30 and AtMYB31 and to a lesser extent to AtMYB94 and AtMYB96 (Figure 1A) Hereafter, ... ACF21938 and ABK59040 as VvMYB60 and VvMYB30, respectively Based on these results, we further divided Subgroup1 into Subgroup 1.1, (AtMYB30, AtMYB31, AtMYB94 and AtMYB96) and Subgroup 1.2 (AtMYB60 and...
... South Mang Thit and Tiep Nhat are surrounded and intruded by salinity Apart from the cities and towns of Ben Luc, Rach Gia and Ha Tien, others will also be affected by deeper salinity intrusion ... Table Change in distance of salinity intrusion corresponding to salinity of 1‰ and 4‰ at the rivers of the study basins in scenario B2 [5] Distance of salinity Distance of salinity intrusion corresponding ... calculation by MRCS, combined with SLR andsalinity scenarios by IMHEN, further simulate and analyze the impacts on Cuu Long Delta Downstream boundary condition, tide and salinity, is simulated by ROMS...
... knowledge on drought- disease interactions in forest trees with a focus on (1) evidence and patterns of drought- disease interactions, (2) current understanding of processes and mechanisms, and (3) ... physiology and the severity of disease symptoms [20, 128, 129] 2.3 Intensity and timing of water stress In most reports, experimental stress was tested at only one level (stressed/non stressed), ... rainfall [127] 2.4 Droughtand other abiotic stresses Comparisons or interactions of drought with other environmental stresses have been investigated in a few studies Freezing stress in dormant...
... the 2003 droughtand heat wave on the major European forest insect species and discuss these observations in the light of current knowledge and theories of interactions between droughtand insects ... experience the effects of droughtand heat directly through changes in life history traits, and indirectly through trophic feedbacks and interactions with other species and abiotic components of ... forest and its management regime Consequently, understanding the interactions between drought, heat, and natural disturbances may be critical in predicting the overall impact of future drought...
... cuttings (A and B), and protein content (C and D), superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity (E and F), catalase activity (G and H), and peroxidase activity (I and J) of expanding (white) and recently ... mild and severe drought, respectively (Figs 1D and J) Thus, reaction to drought was clone, leaf age- anddrought intensity-dependant: SOD and catalase activities were stimulated during severe drought ... stage anddrought intensity were taken into account by analyzing separately growing and recently mature leaves under mild and severe water deficits MATERIALS AND METHODS 2.1 Plant material and drought...
... sensitivity of PS II to droughtstress in Q ilex and Q pubescens Emphasis has been laid on droughtand light level interaction In the Mediterranean-type climate, trees often survive and grow under conditions ... in six stands of Q ilex, three stands of Q coccifera, and various locations of Q dumosa, Q turbinella and Q agrifolia in California and Arizona Regardless of the study compiled site and the species, ... availability Evergreen and deciduous cooccurent oak species such as Quercus ilex L and Q pubescens Willd are abundant in landscapes of the Mediterranean Basin and constitute large woodlands Water conditions...
... significant both in PAR and in the global solar irradiance wave bands (table V) The low value of the coefficient of variation, in both the thinned and the unthinned stand, accounts for a random distribution ... wave band (kpar) and in the global solar irradiance wave band (kg) were different (table VI) The ANOVA showed significant differences in k value both in PAR and in global radiation wave band between ... average kpar both in the wet (0.64) and the dry (0.67) sites, were higher than those observed (0.473 and 0.576) in a stand of Quercus rubra (Bolstad and Gower, 1990) and quite similar to the average...
... species to water stressand H mediterraneum MATERIALS AND METHODS Experiments were carried out on adult Q cerris, Q pubescens and Q frainetto: trees in the field and, for Q cerris and Q pubescens, ... pubescens, respectively The osmotic potential at saturation was -0.8 and -1.5 MPa for Q cerris and Q pubescens in central Italy, and -0.9, - and -1.2 MPa for Q cerris, Q frainetto and Q pubescens, respectively, ... interactions between trees and biotic stress factors such as insects and fungi There is evidence that periods of drought have greatly increased susceptibility of trees to stress- induced pathogens,...
... waterstressed and inoculated with O querci; (2) waterstressed and non-inoculated; (3) well-watered and inoculated; and (4) well-watered and noninoculated (control) Two successive cycles of drought ... Granier and Colin (1990) and Reich and Hinckley (1989) as: : L g specific soil-to-leaf hydraulic conductance -2 -1 -1 t (mmol m s MPa E maximal transpiration ); : (mmol sLA: leaf area (m and ψ and ... induced cavitation, and half in air, and (2) in each group 18 trees were injected at dawn and at midday with about -1.5 MPa water potentia Reisolation was made after 2-3 h, and delayed by 24 h...
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... survival and growth of a given species under nonlethal salinity conditions Reports of stomatal and photosynthetic behavior of P taeda to individual and combined flooding andsalinity stresses ... floodwater salinity on gas exchange in P taeda The effects of individual and combined hypoxia andsalinity on net carbon assimilation of this species and the subsequent effects of these stresses ... soil salinity In glycophytes, the stress is a reduction in DISCUSSION and combined with salt resulted in a substantial reduction of g, A and biomass in P taeda plants Flooding, salinityand a...
... Multi-Stressor World 215 Colin Polsky and David W Cash PART III Case Studies in Droughtand Water Management: The Role of Science and Technology Chapter 10 The Hardest Working River: Droughtand ... E Nancarrow, and Tony Jakeman Chapter 14 Droughts and Water Stress Situations in Spain 367 Manuel Menéndez Prieto PART IV Integration and Conclusions Chapter 15 Droughtand Water Crises: ... information and forecasts, and explaining causes for droughtand other extreme climate events He has made numerous presentations on drought causes, characteristics, and predictions, and is interagency...
... (3-month) rainfall and temperatures (maximum and minimum) This methodology (Drosdowsky and Chambers, 1998) involves: Identification of predictands (e.g., rainfall and temperature) and possible predictors ... dangerous and/ or damaging event is imminent and to alert them to actions that can be taken to avoid losses.” The first purpose of a drought EWS is to determine the probability of a drought event and ... Mitigating Drought Impacts 37 and the ocean and in the way in which the atmosphere interacts with, or is coupled to, the various underlying surfaces These advances in knowledge, combined with an expanded...
... and communities Steps and detail the need for ongoing research and coordination between scientists and policy makers Steps andstress the importance of promoting and testing the plan before drought ... have a stake in drought planning and understand their interests These groups must be involved early and continuously for fair representation and effective drought management and planning Discussing ... develop and write the drought plan The drought plan should have three primary components: (1) monitoring, early warning, and prediction; (2) risk and impact assessment; and (3) mitigation and response...
... scientists and managers to enhance observation networks, monitoring, prediction, information delivery, and applied research and to foster public understanding of and preparedness for drought Develop and ... II DROUGHT POLICY AND PREPAREDNESS: DEFINING A NEW PARADIGM The implementation of a drought policy can alter a nation’s approach to drought management In the past decade or so, drought policy and ... watershed, and private drought preparedness and monitoring programs in existence.” This bill also stresses improvement of the national integrated drought monitoring system by enhancing monitoring and...