Reaction of Sedum spurium „Purpurteppich†Exposed to Thermal and Hydric Stress
Abstract
A cultivar of sedum was used in this experience. Stems were harvested from normally developed plants and were exposed to extreme conditions of temperature and draught. Results show that the plants lost significant quantities of water by physiological processes from one day to another, their weight varying from 16.8 g to 47.9 g.
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