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Among-population variation and plasticity to drought of Atlantic, Mediterranean and interprovenance hybrid populations of Maritime pine

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2014Embargo end date: 29 May 2014 Spain English Publisher:Digital.CSIC

Authors: Mata Pombo, Raúl de la; Merlo, E.; Zas Arregui, Rafael;

doi: 10.20350/digitalcsic/6755

handle: 10261/97402

Among-population variation and plasticity to drought of Atlantic, Mediterranean and interprovenance hybrid populations of Maritime pine

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Abstract

This dataset compiles quantitative information about a greenhouse controlled experiment with two experimental treatments of water availability performed from August 10th, 2007 to February 5th, 2008 [180 days]. Atlantic, Mediterraenan and interprovenance hybrid populations between them of martitime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait.) were tested. We assessed survival, growth and biomass allocation among different plant functional tissues as indicators of drought resistance. The explanation of dataset values are attached. Format: Excel

This study was partially supported by the research grants RTA07-100, PSE310000 and AGL2010-18724-COMPROPIN (Spanish Government).

Raúl de la Mata is undertaking a postdoctoral scholarship at The University of Montana funded by the Barrié Foundation.

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Keywords

Drought stress, Optimal partitioning theory, Biomass allocation, Interprovenance hybrids, Pinus pinaster, Phenotypic plasticity

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