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Grapevine physiological responses during water stress and re watering: implications for Water Use Efficiency
... tropical and temperate climates as described by Aschmann in ...season, and may go anywhere from 4 to 6 months during summer without having any significant ...soil water deficits and ... See full document
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Interactive effects of grapevine leafroll associated virus 3 (GLRav 3) and water stress on the gas exchange, water use efficiency, plant hydraulics and metabolism in local grapevine cultivars
... abiotic and biotic ...frequency and duration in the near future. Thus, in this area, soil water deficit is considered the main environmental factor influencing grapevine ...which ... See full document
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Electrical signal measurements in avocado trees: A potential tool for monitoring physiological responses to soil water content?
... soil water content coupled with phytomonitoring techniques have been shown to be good tools for irrigation management in avocado ...devices for monitoring soil moisture in orchards but options ... See full document
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Effect of high CO2 and water availability on whole plant carbon and water balance in grapevine
... deficit) and water status, whole-plant transpiration is strongly determined by canopy light interception (Jones, ...that, during the hours of higher light, transpiration reached their maximum values, ... See full document
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Soil drying and rewatering applied at three grain developmental stages affect differentially growth and grain protein deposition in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
... synthesized and accumulated during the initial stages of grain development, between 5-8 days after ...protein and an increase in the absolute quantity of these fractions were detected, as found by ... See full document
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Epiphytic orchids Stanhopea tigrina and Prosthechea cochleata are differentially affected by drought in a subtropical cloud forest
... age, and deciduousness, among others (Benzing 1990, Esseen et ...stressful for epiphytes, causing photoinhibition that results in damage to the photosynthetic apparatus, but low light also limits plant ... See full document
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Metabolomics demonstrates divergent responses of two Eucalyptus species to water stress
... At the same time there were decreases in two acyclic sugar alcohols (arabitol and glucitol; 4- and 1.5-fold decreases), catechin (3.5-fold decrease), shikimic acid (1.3-fold increase)[r] ... See full document
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Strengthening operations & maintenance through water safety planning
... International Water Association (IWA) is a global knowledge hub for water professionals and anyone concerned about the future of ...connecting water professionals worldwide to find ... See full document
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Crop yields response to water pressures in the Ebro basin in Spain: risk and water policy implications
... variables for model specification is im- ...model and amplifying it by including more vari- ables to a general ...biased and inconsistent if the hypothesis is ...estimates and test statistics ... See full document
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Nitrogen and potassium in production, nutrition and water use efficiency in wheat plants
... These results contrast with those reported by Niu et al. (2013) who studied winter wheat and found that elevated potassium doses significantly increase the concentration of this nutrient in the grains. In the ... See full document
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Physiological traits associated with wheat yield potential and performance under water-stress in a mediterranean environment
... anthesis and then are remobilized to the grain during the grain-filling period (Blum, 1998; Bingham et ...Under water limiting conditions, where canopy photosynthesis is inhibited, the contribution ... See full document
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Object-Oriented Programming with Objective-C
... methods and instance variables of its superclass, much as you want your listener’s understanding of schooner to inherit what they already know about ...(except for their names) and would share the ... See full document
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Risk of water scarcity and water policy implications for crop production in the Ebro basin in Spain
... of water in most countries, since about 70% of total available water is used for ...2030 and doubling production by ...less water, mainly because of grow- ing pressures from ... See full document
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Neotropical dry forest wildlife water hole use and management
... artificial water holes strategically on public and private lands could increase wildlife species carrying capacity if sufficient food and shelter exists (see Kie et ...Tsukamoto and Stiver ... See full document
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ABA is required for the accumulation of APX1 and MBF1c during a combination of water deficit and heat stress
... abiotic stress (Peleg and Blumwald, 2011; De Ollas et al., 2013; Miura and Tada, 2014; Yoshida et ...(ABA), for example, plays a key role in the response of plants to water deficit, ... See full document
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Impacto del estrés hídrico en la variedad merlot (Vitis vinifera L.) Y sus efectos sobre la composición fenólica y aromática de las uvas y vinos
... “Tempranillo” to timing and amount of irrigation: water relations, vine growth, yield and berry and wine composition.. Yield components and grape composition responses to seasonal water [r] ... See full document
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Economic assesment and socio-economic evaluation of water use efficiency in artichoke cultivation
... Basin, water is an impor- tant production factor and an economic benefit, whose commercial value differs from that of normal market ...good’s use, in this case, that has the value and it is ... See full document
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Assessing microbial safety of drinking water
... time and public health authorities can be been faced with newly discovered or emerging pathogens that may be able to overcome the many barriers of the water treatment and distribution ...responsible ... See full document
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Approaches for increasing nitrogen and water use efficiency simultaneously
... applications and usually broadcast or incorporated into the soil ...crop. During a certain period there is N in excess of plant uptake that is prone to be lost, either by leaching or gaseous emission, ... See full document
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Response of tomato plants to water stress and calcium nutrition
... medium and distal) following the methodology of Bonomelli et ...concentration and distribution in both healthy and BER-affected ...cases, and that it decreases as we get closer to the distal ... See full document
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