Miller-Thurgau published the results of his investigations in 1886 concerning the effect of frost upon plants. His work was confirmed by that of Cavallero in 1888. These two men found that a cell did not suffer injury from the formation of ice crystals in the protoplasm. They also found that under the action of frost a rupture of the cell is very rare. Their results show that the formation of ice crystals occur in the inter-cellular spaces of the tissue of both hardy and delicate plants.Botan
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Biological cell injury, ice formation, freezing, and dehydration studies in effort to find cryoprote...
Using cryo-SEM with EDX fundamental structural and mechanical properties of the moss Ceratodon purpu...
"Approved, J.C. Whitten."Typescript.Vita.The term freezing to death is applied to a very specific se...
On account of the inclination of the earth's axis of rotation the latitudes nearer the poles are ann...
Freeze-induced damage to leaf tissues was studied at different states of acclimation to low temperat...
Seedlings of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris), corn (Zea mays), and tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum) wer...
The factors affecting intracellular ice formation (IIF) and growth is essential to the mechanistic u...
The nature of ice-sheet damage to overwintering forage plants was studied in a controlled environmen...
Freezing tolerance is an important character for plants living under subzero temperatures in winter ...
Normal-speed (32 frames/sec) and high-speed (up to 4,000 frames/sec) video cameras attached with a c...
In most plant cells the cytoplasm layer is so thin that a direct investigation of the membrane is al...
The process of cold acclimation in plants, which elicits an increase in freezing tolerance, is a com...
To clarify the mechanism of cell survival at super-low temperatures some experiments were made with ...
AbstractMicroscopic observations of the cooling process in plant leaf cells have been performed usin...
Why do plants winterkill? How are some able to withstand the coldest temperatures while others are d...
Biological cell injury, ice formation, freezing, and dehydration studies in effort to find cryoprote...
Using cryo-SEM with EDX fundamental structural and mechanical properties of the moss Ceratodon purpu...
"Approved, J.C. Whitten."Typescript.Vita.The term freezing to death is applied to a very specific se...
On account of the inclination of the earth's axis of rotation the latitudes nearer the poles are ann...
Freeze-induced damage to leaf tissues was studied at different states of acclimation to low temperat...
Seedlings of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris), corn (Zea mays), and tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum) wer...
The factors affecting intracellular ice formation (IIF) and growth is essential to the mechanistic u...
The nature of ice-sheet damage to overwintering forage plants was studied in a controlled environmen...
Freezing tolerance is an important character for plants living under subzero temperatures in winter ...
Normal-speed (32 frames/sec) and high-speed (up to 4,000 frames/sec) video cameras attached with a c...
In most plant cells the cytoplasm layer is so thin that a direct investigation of the membrane is al...
The process of cold acclimation in plants, which elicits an increase in freezing tolerance, is a com...
To clarify the mechanism of cell survival at super-low temperatures some experiments were made with ...
AbstractMicroscopic observations of the cooling process in plant leaf cells have been performed usin...
Why do plants winterkill? How are some able to withstand the coldest temperatures while others are d...
Biological cell injury, ice formation, freezing, and dehydration studies in effort to find cryoprote...
Using cryo-SEM with EDX fundamental structural and mechanical properties of the moss Ceratodon purpu...