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DESCRIPTION:Severe rainfall events not only affect human lives and property
 \, but also plant life by flooding of their habitat. Most wild species as 
 well as crop plants do not tolerate prolonged flooding events\, and will e
 ither react with severe growth retardation or even plant death. Flooding c
 an either affect the root system only (= waterlogging)\, or the whole plan
 t (= submergence). The main problem with flooding of whole plants or plant
  parts is a decrease in the cellular oxygen concentration\, since the diff
 usion of gases such as oxygen is much slower in water than in air. This ox
 ygen deficiency inhibits mitochondrial respiration as well as biosynthetic
  processes.\nPlants respond to flooding events with multiple mechanisms. O
 n one hand\, anatomical and morphological modifications to escape from the
  stress can be observed\, such as aerenchyma formation and leaf elongation
 . On the other hand\, biochemical modifications are found\, for example th
 e induction of fermentation and glycolysis. Such mechanisms can differ a l
 ot between sensitive and tolerant plant species\, but also different survi
 val strategies exist in different tolerant species\, for example the “quie
 scence” and “escape” strategies. In this talk\, examples for adaptational 
 mechanisms will be presented\, as well as a recently discovered mechanism 
 of plants to measure their internal oxygen concentration\, which is the ba
 sis for plant responses to this stress.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20150625T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20150625T133000
LOCATION:H6\, Geo
SUMMARY:Angelika MustrophProf. Angelika Mustroph\, Plant Genetics\, BayCEER
 \, University of Bayreuth (Homepage): Plant responses to flooding stress
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