Proline accumulation in canola leaf discs subjected to osmotic stress is related to the loss of chlorophylls and to the decrease of mitochondrial activity
By Y. Gibon, R. Sulpice, F. Larher. 2000
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Subfields: Plant Science
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- Physiological and agronomic response of canola varieties to drought stress. (2011, background): “Water stress induced a significant decrease in metabolic factors such as the decrease in chlorophyll contents and a increase accumulation of proline in canola plants (Sakova et al. 1995; Gibon et al. 2000; Maharaj et al. 2003).”