Thermal de-acclimation: how permanent are leaf phenotypes when cold-acclimated plants experience warming?

Abstract excerpt

We quantified a broad range of Arabidopsis thaliana (Col-0) leaf phenotypes for initially warm-grown (25/20 degrees C day/night) plants that were exposed to cold (5 degrees C) for periods of a few hours to 45 d before being transferred back to the warm, where leaves were allowed to mature. This allowed us to address the following questions: (1) For how long do warm-grown plants have to experience cold before...

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• Acclimatization
• Arabidopsis
• Carbohydrates
• Carbon Dioxide
• Cold Temperature