Proline accumulation in response to high temperature in winter-acclimated shoots ofPrunus persica: a response associated with growth resumption or heat stress?

Hyunsuk Shin,Rajeev Arora,Sewon Oh,Daeil Kim

doi:10.1139/cjps-2015-0372

Proline accumulation in response to high temperature in winter-acclimated shoots ofPrunus persica: a response associated with growth resumption or heat stress?

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Journal: Canadian Journal of Plant Science	Publication Date: Aug 4, 2016
Citations: 22

#Proline Accumulation In Response #Pro Accumulation #Growth Resumption #Proline Accumulation #Peach Trees #Heat Stress #High Temperature #Previous Study

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Our previous study revealed that proline (Pro) accumulated in peach trees when cold-acclimated shoots were exposed to higher temperatures. In this study, we determined whether such Pro accumulation...

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Proline accumulation in response to high temperature in winter-acclimated shoots ofPrunus persica: a response associated with growth resumption or heat stress?