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Phenotypic plasticity and ecotypic variations in growth and flowering time of Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) under different light and temperature conditions.

Indian journal of experimental biology - 1 Apr 2014

Moharekar Lokhande Shubhangi, Moharekar Sanjay, Kobayashi Tsuyoshi, Ishii Hiroaki, Sumida Akihiro, Hara Toshihiko

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Four ecotypes of A. thaliana (L.) (Ct-1, Pf-0, Old-1 and Per-i) from low to high latitudes were grown under different light (300 micro mol photon m-2s-1 and 150 micromol photon m-2s') and temperature (22 and 14 degreesC) conditions to investigate their effects on phenotypic plasticity and ecotypic variations in plant growth and first flowering time. The results suggest that in A. thaliana low temperature...

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