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Analysis and Improvement of Plant Cold Hardiness
W. Single, and H. Marcellos.chapter Ice formation and Freezing Injury in Actively Growing Cereals, page 61--87. CRC Press, (1981)
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- (private-note)Xylem is not continuous through nodes. It is replaced by short tracheal elements often associated with PARTIALLY THICKENED TRANSFER CELLS. This may present a boundary to ice spread. Single and Marcellos 1981 water status affects the extent to which ice spreads and the rate of spread within a leaf: the drier, the slower and the more limited. Ice is more confined to expansion zones in a dry leaf. 8 in Single and Marcellos 1981 water stress increased frost hardening in cabbage 10 in Single amd Marcellos 1981. Expansion zones in Barley! 49) and alfalfa under the epidermis (47) (24)and in wheat stems under the epidermis (64) in Single & Marcellos 1981) and in
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%A Single, W. V.
%A Marcellos, H.
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%E Olien, C. R.
%E Smith, M. N.
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