Cold Tolerance
Cold Tolerance
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耐寒性
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2002
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通讯作者:
H. Braun
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作者:
N. Săulescu;H. Braun
In a general sense, cold tolerance in wheat should refer to performance at temperatures lower than the optimum for growth (about 20oC), and there are definitely differences in the growth rate of cultivars at low temperatures and, consequently, in their adaptation to cool climate. However, the term “cold tolerance” is most frequently used to describe a plant’s response to freezing temperatures, which have more dramatic effects on the crop. Most often, freezing temperatures affect autumn-sown wheat during winter. Freezing tolerance refers to the broader term of “winter hardiness,” an attribute of autumn-sown cereals that is responsible for differences in “winter survival” or “overwintering.”