Heat tolerance of 15 <em>Camellia </em>cultivars under heat stress

LI Ji-yuan; LI Xin-lei; FAN Miao-hua; TIAN Min; FAN Zheng-qi

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LI Ji-yuan, LI Xin-lei, FAN Miao-hua, TIAN Min, FAN Zheng-qi. Heat tolerance of 15 Camellia cultivars under heat stress[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2006, 23(6): 636-640.

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LI Ji-yuan, LI Xin-lei, FAN Miao-hua, TIAN Min, FAN Zheng-qi. Heat tolerance of 15 Camellia cultivars under heat stress[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2006, 23(6): 636-640.

Heat tolerance of 15 Camellia cultivars under heat stress

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The Research Institute of Subtropical Forestry , The Chinese Academy of Forestry , Fuyang 311400, Zhejiang , China

Publish Date: 2006-12-20

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Heat tolerance of 15 Camellia cultivars was studied using physiological and biochemical mensuration as well as an SPSS statistical analysis .Results indicated that heat tolerance of different Camellia cultivars could be distinguished effectively under a heat stress between 36 -38 ℃ for one week and could be effectively evaluated using a main component analysis and cluster analysis from physiological and biochemical mensuration .Cultivars originating from C .reticulata and its hybrids had the worst heat tolerance , cultivars of C .sasanqua had better heat tolerance , and cultivars of C .japonica varied over a large range .Heat tolerance of Camellia cultivars had little correlation with flower types .[ Ch , 1 fig .4 tab .15 ref .]
- botany,
- heat stress,
- Camellia,
- physiology and biochemistry,
- heat tolerance

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Abstract: Heat tolerance of 15 Camellia cultivars was studied using physiological and biochemical mensuration as well as an SPSS statistical analysis .Results indicated that heat tolerance of different Camellia cultivars could be distinguished effectively under a heat stress between 36 -38 ℃ for one week and could be effectively evaluated using a main component analysis and cluster analysis from physiological and biochemical mensuration .Cultivars originating from C .reticulata and its hybrids had the worst heat tolerance , cultivars of C .sasanqua had better heat tolerance , and cultivars of C .japonica varied over a large range .Heat tolerance of Camellia cultivars had little correlation with flower types .[ Ch , 1 fig .4 tab .15 ref .]

LI Ji-yuan, LI Xin-lei, FAN Miao-hua, TIAN Min, FAN Zheng-qi. Heat tolerance of 15 Camellia cultivars under heat stress[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2006, 23(6): 636-640.

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LI Ji-yuan, LI Xin-lei, FAN Miao-hua, TIAN Min, FAN Zheng-qi. Heat tolerance of 15 Camellia cultivars under heat stress[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2006, 23(6): 636-640.

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