High water-temperature tolerance in photosynthetic activity of Zostera marina seedlings from Ise Bay, Mie Prefecture, central Japan

Photosynthetic activities of seedlings of Zostera marina were successively measured using a gas volumeter for 6 days at seven light (0–400 μmol photons/m 2 per s) and 11 water temperature conditions (5–35°C). The seedlings were collected from mature plants (Ise Bay, central Japan), and stored and cu...

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Published in:Fisheries science 2008-10, Vol.74 (5), p.1017-1023
Main Authors: Abe, M.(Mie Univ., Tsu (Japan). Faculty of Bioresources), Kurashima, A, Maegawa, M
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acclimation
Acclimatization
ADAPTACION
ADAPTATION
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Compensation
Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
Food Science
FOTOSINTESIS
Freshwater & Marine Ecology
HEAT TOLERANCE
high water temperature
Incubators
Life Sciences
PHOTOSYNTHESE
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PLANTULAS
PLANTULE
RESPIRACION
RESPIRATION
SEEDLINGS
tolerance
TOLERANCE A LA CHALEUR
TOLERANCIA AL CALOR
Water temperature
ZOSTERA MARINA
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Acclimatization
ADAPTACION
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Biomedical and Life Sciences
Compensation
Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
Food Science
FOTOSINTESIS
Freshwater & Marine Ecology
HEAT TOLERANCE
high water temperature
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Life Sciences
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PLANTULAS
PLANTULE
RESPIRACION
RESPIRATION
SEEDLINGS
tolerance
TOLERANCE A LA CHALEUR
TOLERANCIA AL CALOR
Water temperature
ZOSTERA MARINA
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