Abstract
A comparative study of hydrogen peroxide accumulation under the effect of heat shock (42°C) during brief exposures is performed in chloroplasts of various wheat varieties characterized by heat resistance. With consideration of the wheat variety and time of action of temperature stress, a different stimulating effect of hydrogen peroxide concentration on cyclic photophosphorylation activity is revealed.
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