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IMPLICATION OF CELLULAR TRAITS IN THE RESPONSE OF TOMATO UNDER WATER DEFICIT

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 May 2014Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Ilinka Pećinar; Dragana Rančić; Sofija Pekić Quarrie; Slaviša Đorđević; Radenko Radošević; Nadia Bertin; Radmila Stikić;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.5947828

IMPLICATION OF CELLULAR TRAITS IN THE RESPONSE OF TOMATO UNDER WATER DEFICIT

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Abstract

The effects of reduced irrigation treatments (PRD or DI) on the reduction of pericarp cell size are the most expressed during the fruit expansion phase. At maturity, PRD and DI have differ in effects on the outer layers: under PRD cells in most cell layers reached a similar final size as in Fl treatment, while in DI cell grew slower and reached smaller cell size than in Fl.

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University of Belgrade
Serbia

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cell size, pericarp, drought

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