BJPP – Vol. XXIX, No 3-4, 2003
Table of Content
| Bulgarian Journal of Plant Physiology – Volume XXVIX, No 3-4, 2003
Special Issue |
Pages | Full text |
| Dedication | ii | |
| Introduction | iv | |
| Alexieva V., S. Ivanov, I. Sergiev, E. Karanov – INTERACTION BETWEEN STRESSES | 01-17 | PDF 95 |
| Atanassov A., K. Georgieva – BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE – PARTERSHIP, NOT CONFLICT | 18-22 | PDF 97 |
| Atkinson D. – SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE: MORE THAN ONE WAY AHEAD | 23-36 | PDF 51 |
| Kotchoni S.O., D. Bartels – WATER STRESS INDUCES THE UP-REGULATION OF A SPECIFIC SET OF GENES IN PLANTS: ALDEHYDE DEHYDROGENASES AS AN EXAMPLE | 37-51 | PDF 45 |
| Cassells A.C., B.M. Doyle – GENETIC ENGINEERING AND MUTATION BREEDING FOR TOLERANCE TO ABIOTIC AND BIOTIC STRESSES: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SAFETY | 52-82 | PDF 287 |
| Quarrie S.A., D. Dodig, S. Pekiç, J. Kirby, B. Kobiljski – PROSPECTS FOR MARKER-ASSISTED SELECTION OF IMPROVED DROUGHT RESPONSES IN WHEAT | 83-95 | PDF 83 |
| Jackson M.B. – AERATION STRESS IN PLANT TISSUE CULTURES | 96-109 | PDF 128 |
| Mur L.A.J., I.E. Santosa, L.-J.J. Laarhoven, F. Harren, A.R. Smith – A NEW PARTNER IN THE DANSE MACABRE: THE ROLE OF NITRIC OXIDE IN THE HYPERSENSITIVE RESPONSE | 110-123 | PDF 155 |
| Neill S., R. Desikan, J. Hancock – NITRIC OXIDE AS A MEDIATOR OF ABA SIGNALLING IN STOMATAL GUARD CELLS | 124-132 | PDF 42 |
| Popova L., E. Ananieva, V. Hristova, K. Christov, K. Georgieva, V. Alexieva, Zh. Stoinova – SALICYLIC ACID – AND METHYL JASMONATE – INDUCED PROTECTION ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS TO PARAQUAT OXIDATIVE STRESS | 133-152 | PDF 137 |
| Smith A.R., H.E. Johnson, M. Hall – METABOLIC FINGERPRINTING OF SALT-STRESSED TOMATOES | 153-163 | PDF 918 |
| Stikic R., S. Popovic, M. Srdic, D. Savic, Z. Jovanovic, Lj. Prokic, J. Zdravkovic – PARTIAL ROOT DRYING (PRD): A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR GROWING PLANTS THAT SAVES WATER AND IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF FRUIT | 164-171 | PDF 27 |
| Swiatek A., A. Azmi, E. Witters, H. Van Onckelen – STRESS MESSENGERS JASMONIC ACID AND ABSCISIC ACID NEGATIVELY REGULATE PLANT CELL CYCLE | 172-178 | PDF 49 |
| Vasilevski G. – PERSPECTIVES OF THE APPLICATION OF BIOPHYSICAL METHODS IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE | 179-186 | PDF 24 |
| Yordanov I., V. Velikova, T. Tsonev – PLANT RESPONSES TO DROUGHT AND STRESS TOLERANCE | 187-206 | PDF 109 |
| Zažímalová E., J. Petrášek, D.A. Morris – THE DYNAMICS OF AUXIN TRANSPORT IN TOBACCO CELLS | 207-224 | PDF 187 |
| Ananiev E.D., G. Abdulova, P. Grozdanov, L. Karagyozov – HORMONAL REGULATION OF RIBOSOMAL RNA GENE EXPRESSION IN EXCISED COTYLEDONS OF CUCURBITA PEPO L. (ZUCCHINI) | 225-231 | PDF 54 |
| Olinevich O.V., L.P. Khokhlova – THE EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURE AND AN ANTIMITOTIC DRUG ON THE CONTENT AND THE LOCALIZATION OF Ca2+-BINDING PROTEINS OF THE ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM IN WHEAT | 232-241 | PDF 76 |
| Van Oevelen S., R. De Wachter, E. Robbrecht, E. Prinsen – INDUCTION OF A CRIPPLED PHENOTYPE IN PSYCHOTRIA (RUBIACEAE) UPON LOSS OF THE BACTERIAL ENDOPHYTE | 242-247 | PDF 107 |
| Timofeeva O., L. Khokhlova, Y. Chulkova, L. Garaeva – CYTOSKELETON-INDUCED ALTERATIONS OF LECTIN ACTIVITY IN MODIFICATION OF THE CALCIUM SIGNALING SYSTEM | 248-256 | PDF 82 |
| Avalbaev A.M., M.V. Bezrukova, A.R. Kildibekova, R.A. Fatkhutdinova, F.M. Shakirova – WHEAT GERMAGGLUTININ RESTORES CELL DIVISION AND GROWTH OF WHEAT SEEDLINGS UNDER SALINITY | 257-263 | PDF 31 |
| Djakovic T., Z. Jovanovic – THE ROLE OF CELL WALL PEROXIDASE IN THE INHIBITION OF LEAF AND FRUIT GROWTH | 264-272 | PDF 160 |
| Doyle B.M., J.F. Roycroft, A.C. Cassells – THE EFFECTS OF STRESS ON THE QUALITY OF PELARGONIUM PROPAGULES DURING SHIPMENT AS MEASURED USING CHLOROPHYLL FLUORESCENCE | 273-280 | PDF 33 |
| Kalituho L.N., N.L. Pshybytko, L.F. Kabashnikova, P. Jahns – PHOTOSYNTHETIC APPARATUS AND HIGH TEMPERATURE: ROLE OF LIGHT | 281-289 | PDF 57 |
| Kocheva K., G. Georgiev – EVALUATION OF THE REACTION OF TWO CONTRASTING BARLEY (HORDEUM VULGARE L.) CULTIVARS IN RESPONSE TO OSMOTIC STRESS WITH PEG 6000 | 290-294 | PDF 23 |
| Palcut N. – THE BEHAVIOUR OF SOME LATE CORN HYBRIDS UNDER THE PEDO-CLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF THE CRISURILOR RIVER PLAIN | 295-303 | PDF 32 |
| Pshybytko N.L., L.N. Kalituho, L.F. Kabashnikova – THE VARIOUS MECHANISMS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS LIMITATION IN HEAT-TREATED BARLEY SEEDLINGS OF DIFFERENT AGES | 304-313 | PDF 52 |
| Sakhabutdinova A.R., D.R. Fatkhutdinova, M.V. Bezrukova, F.M. Shakirova – SALICYLIC ACID PREVENTS THE DAMAGING ACTION OF STRESS FACTORS ON WHEAT PLANTS | 314-319 | PDF 32 |
| Szilagyi L. – INFLUENCE OF DROUGHT ON SEED YIELD COMPONENTS IN COMMON BEAN | 320-330 | PDF 54 |
| Tsvetkova G.E., G.I. Georgiev – EFFECT OF PHOSPHORUS NUTRITION ON THE NODULATION, NITROGEN FIXATION AND NUTRIENT – USE EFFICIENCY OF BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM – SOYBEAN (GLYCINE MAX L. MERR.) SYMBIOSIS | 331-335 | PDF 22 |
| Urechean V. – THE INFLUENCE OF STRESS INDUCED BY NaCl ON MORPHOGENETIC ASPECTS OF THE CALLUS INITIATED FROM IMMATURE MAIZE EMBRYOS | 336-352 | PDF 45 |
| Veselov D., G. Kudoyarova, M. Symonyan, St. Veselov – EFFECT OF CADMIUM ON ION UPTAKE, TRANSPIRATION AND CYTOKININ CONTENT IN WHEAT SEEDLINGS | 353-359 | PDF 30 |
| Veselova S., R. Farhutdinov, A. Mitrichenko, M. Symonyan, W. Hartung – THE EFFECT OF ROOT COOLING ON HORMONE CONTENT, LEAF CONDUCTANCE AND ROOT HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY OF DURUM WHEAT SEEDLINGS (TRITICUM DURUM L.) | 360-366 | PDF 30 |
| Zehirov G.T., G.I. Georgiev – EFFECTS OF BORON STARVATION ON THE APOPLASTIC AND TOTAL SOLUTE CONCENTRATIONS INFLUENCING NODULE GROWTH AND ACETYLENE REDUCTION RATE | 367-373 | PDF 32 |
| Abstracts (not submitted as papers) | 374 | |
| Authors Index | 415 |
