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SM ISO690:2012 CĂLUGĂRU-SPĂTARU, Tatiana, DASCALIUC, Alexandru. The resistance to extremes temperatures of rhodiola rosea l. at cellular, callus, and whole organism levels. In: Biology and sustainable development, Ed. 20, 24-25 noiembrie 2022, Bacău. Bacău, Romania: 2022, Ediția 20, p. 111. |
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Biology and sustainable development Ediția 20, 2022 |
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Simpozionul "Biology and sustainable development" 20, Bacău, Romania, 24-25 noiembrie 2022 | |||||
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In the context of the danger of global climate warming, a model object for studying plant resistance mechanisms to stress factors is Rhodiola rosea L. This precious medicinal plant grows spontaneously in the mountains, including the Carpathian Mountains. Several types of research have been carried out in the past. Still, the relative role of the various specific adaptations that determined the species survival under the mentioned conditions is unknown. To study the resistance mechanisms of plants to abiotic stress factors and their influence on the survival and accumulation of secondary metabolites in plants, in recent years, we have conducted research with R. rosea L. at the level of cells, tissues, whole plants and plantations under field conditions. The validation of R. rosea L. resistance mechanisms to stress factors is necessary for the artificial cultivation of plants to obtain secondary metabolites, which have adaptogenic properties. |
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Cuvinte-cheie Rhodiola rosea, Cells, callus, plants, temperature stress |
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