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Petunia × hybrida floral scent production is negatively affected by high-temperature growth conditions.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Jul 2015

Cna'ani Alon, Mühlemann Joelle K, Ravid Jasmin, Masci Tania, Klempien Antje, Nguyen Thuong T H, Dudareva Natalia, Pichersky Eran, Vainstein Alexander

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Increasing temperatures due to changing global climate are interfering with plant-pollinator mutualism, an interaction facilitated mainly by floral colour and scent. Gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy analyses revealed that increasing ambient temperature leads to a decrease in phenylpropanoid-based floral scent production in two Petunia × hybrida varieties, P720 and Blue Spark, acclimated at 22/16 or 28/22 °C...

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PMID: 25402319
DOI: 10.1111/pce.12486

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