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Gas exchenge in upland cotton cultivars under water deficit strategies. Author(s): PEREIRA, J. R.; ARAÚJO, E. P.; ZONTA, J. H.; GUERRA, H. O. C.; CORDÃO, M. A.; BRITO, M. E. B. Upland cotton crop in Brazilian semiarid zones has a favorable factor, the duration of the mean solar day. On the other hand, cotton is frequently subjected to soil water deficit. Several physiologica... ... Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2019
Morphological and physiological traits of upland rice cultivars affected by water deficit. Author(s): GUIMARÃES, C. M.; STONE, L. F.; SILVEIRA, P. M. da The use of drought-tolerant cultivars is a promising strategy to minimize the effects of water deficits on upland rice productivity. Therefore, it is important to establish an adequate methodology to... ... Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2018
Vine root stocks tolerant to water deficit: influence on photosynthesis and stomatic conductance. Author(s): SILVA, A, G. da; ARAÚJO, R. R.; CHAVES, A. R. de M.; LEAO, P. C. de S. This study aimed to characterize the photosynthesis and stomatic conductance of vine rootstocks in water deficit conditions. Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2022
Characterization of the nucellus-specific dehydrin MdoDHN11 demonstrates its involvement in the tolerance to water deficit. Author(s): FALAVIGNA, V. da S.; MALABARBA, J.; SILVEIRA, C. P.; BUFFON, V.; MARIATH, J. E. de A.; PASQUALI, G.; MARGIS-PINHEIRO, M.; REVERS, L. F. Abstract Key message MdoDHN11 acts in the nucellus layer to protect the embryo and the endosperm from limited water availability during apple seed development.AbstractDehydrins (DHNs) are protective p... ... Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2019
Tolerance of F2 populations of cowpea to water deficit. Author(s): RODRIGUES, E. V.; SILVA, K. J. D. e; ROCHA, M. de M.; BASTOS, E. A.; SANTOS, A. dos Water deficit affects plant development and the overcoming of its effects depends on the genotype, duration of stress, severity of damage and development stage of the plant at water stress. Cowpea is... ... Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2018
Cotton response to water deficits at different growth stages. Author(s): ZONTA, J. H.; BRANDAO, Z. N.; RODRIGUES, J. I. da S.; SOFIATTI, V. Water deficit at certain cotton growth stages can cause severe damage to crop development, affecting physiological processes and reducing reproductive structures, with consequent yield losses. The obj... ... Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2017
Differential fine-tuning of gene expression regulation in coffee leaves by CcDREB1D promoter haplotypes under water deficit. Author(s): ALVES, G. S. C.; TORRES, L. F.; DÉCHAMP, E.; BREITLER, J-C.; JOËT, T.; GATINEAU, F.; ANDRADE, A. C.; BERTRAND, B.; MARRACCINI, P.; ETIENNE, H. Despite the importance of the DREB1D gene (also known as CBF4) in plant responses to water deficit and cold stress, studies analysing its regulation by transgenic approaches are lacking. In the curren... ... Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2017
Interactive effects of temperature, elevated CO2 and water deficit on physiological components of sunflower. Author(s): MORAES, L.; MOREIRA, A.; CARVALHO, L. M. de Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2018
Differential morphological, physiological, and molecular responses to water deficit stress in sugarcane. Author(s): PEDROZO, C. A.; JIFON, J.; BARBOSA, M. H. P.; SILVA, J. A. da; PARK, J.; GRACIA, N. S. Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2015
Differential expression in soybean leaf during water deficit in Brazil management system. Author(s): MARTORANO, L. G.; BERGAMASCHI, H.; DIAS, C. T. dos S.; DALMAGO, G. A.; FARIA, R. T. de; HECKLER, B. M. It is considered that management system effects can express differences within soil water conditions and be reflected upon crop's responses. In order to assess these effects and responses, a field exp... ... Repository: BDPA Publication year: 2014

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