In this study, we compared two populations of S. paradoxa, respectively collected from a Cu-enriched soil and an uncontaminated one, to shed light on the differential effect of Cu excess on the photosynthetic machinery in tolerant and sensitive populations. Particular attention was addressed to the different photosynthetic factors (biochemical and biophysical) that could be differentially affected by Cu in the two contrasting populations.

Photosynthesis under copper excess: changes in the biochemical and biophysical factors in Silene paradoxa L. copper tolerant and sensitive populations / Bazihizina N.; Colzi I.; Giorni E.; Mancuso S.; Gonnelli C.. - ELETTRONICO. - (2014), pp. 68-68. (Intervento presentato al convegno International Plant Science Conference (IPSC) tenutosi a Firenze nel 2-5 Settembre 2014).

Photosynthesis under copper excess: changes in the biochemical and biophysical factors in Silene paradoxa L. copper tolerant and sensitive populations

BAZIHIZINA, NADIA;COLZI, ILARIA;GIORNI, ELISABETTA;MANCUSO, STEFANO;GONNELLI, CRISTINA
2014

Abstract

In this study, we compared two populations of S. paradoxa, respectively collected from a Cu-enriched soil and an uncontaminated one, to shed light on the differential effect of Cu excess on the photosynthetic machinery in tolerant and sensitive populations. Particular attention was addressed to the different photosynthetic factors (biochemical and biophysical) that could be differentially affected by Cu in the two contrasting populations.
2014
Abstract Book del 109° Congresso della SBI (2-5 settembre 2014)
International Plant Science Conference (IPSC)
Firenze
Bazihizina N.; Colzi I.; Giorni E.; Mancuso S.; Gonnelli C.
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