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Analysis and Improvement of Plant Cold Hardiness
C. Olien.chapter Analysis of midwinter freezing stress, page 35--60. CRC Press, (1981)
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- (private-note)expansion zones are called glaciers (29 divert ice formation to tissues where ice is least damaging " Freezing in herbaceous plants generally initiates from external ice that grows into the outer free space of a supercooled tissue. Crystals grow along the cell walls throughout the plant at rates that are determined by the free energy of freezing (deltaGsubII), histological barriers (for example LIGNIFIED CELL WALL STRUCTURES), and inhibitors of freezing. These inhibitors consist of certain mucilaginous polymers that are normal constituents of the cell wall that form a film on ice crystals as they grow (45). The polymer film impedes crystal growth and results in an imperfect, freagmented ice structure. Meristematic cells, essential for plant growth, can be protected by inhibitors that divert growth of ice to spaces where crystal growth does not cause injurious deformation. Water then distills or diffuses from vital regions where crystal growth is inhibited to less critical regions where ice crystals can grow freely." Olien 1981 so maybe the lignified cell walls dividing up a grass leaf into strips somehow inhibits ice spread through the leaf freeze dehydration, with ice external to and not in contact with the leaf causes 2/3 of the damage of allowing extracellular nucleation. Also, at 2 times the LT50 (Olien 1981)
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%A Olien, C. R.
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%E Smith, M. N.
%I CRC Press
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%P 35--60
%T Analysis and Improvement of Plant Cold Hardiness
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