Physiological response of rubber tree clones to chilling stress - Wang, Li-feng
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Rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg.), which originated in South America Amazon River basin, is a typical tropical rainforest plant in favor of environment with high temperature and humidity. Since its introduction to China, rubber tree could grow and develop normally. However, these areas were in the tropical northern margin (Northern latitude 18-24 degree). Rubber tree frequently subjected to chilling injury. After 60 years of practice, unique and effective measurements were development in the cold planting cultivation of rubber trees in China. This book features as provide detail…mehr

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Rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg.), which originated in South America Amazon River basin, is a typical tropical rainforest plant in favor of environment with high temperature and humidity. Since its introduction to China, rubber tree could grow and develop normally. However, these areas were in the tropical northern margin (Northern latitude 18-24 degree). Rubber tree frequently subjected to chilling injury. After 60 years of practice, unique and effective measurements were development in the cold planting cultivation of rubber trees in China. This book features as provide detail knowledge of chilling types and damage on tubber tree. The useful cultivation measurements and important chilling torlerant clones were showed. Furthermore, rubber clone seedlings with differential chilling tolerant abilities were subjected to artificial chilling treatment for measurement of its physiological indicators specific to antioxidant systems. This book provided a theoretical and practical basis for rubber clone breeding programme for chilling tolerance.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Li-feng Wang is associate professor of Plant physiology and molecular biology at Rubber Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences, Danzhou, Hainan, China. He concentrated in particular on the molecular biology and physiology of rubber tree. He is the author of 30 papers and 2 books on fern, rice and rubber tree.