| CEMPIRKOVA, Hana, Per LARSSON, Kristýna VEČEŘOVÁ, Knut-Asbjorn SOLHAUG a Yngvar GAUSLAA. Effects of UV-B light and temperature on primary photosynthetic processes in two lichen species from contrasting habitats. In 12th Congress of the European Society for Photobiology, September 1-6 - Programme and Book of Abstracts. Bath, England: 12th Congress of the ESP, 2007, s. 122. |
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@inproceedings{724948,
author = {Cempirkova, Hana and Larsson, Per and Večeřová, Kristýna and Solhaug, KnutandAsbjorn and Gauslaa, Yngvar},
address = {Bath, England},
booktitle = {12th Congress of the European Society for Photobiology, September 1-6 - Programme and Book of Abstracts},
keywords = {secondary metabolites;lichens;UV-B; chlorophyll fluorescence;photoinhibition;photoprotection},
language = {eng},
location = {Bath, England},
pages = {122-122},
publisher = {12th Congress of the ESP},
title = {Effects of UV-B light and temperature on primary photosynthetic processes in two lichen species from contrasting habitats},
year = {2007}
}
TY - JOUR
ID - 724948
AU - Cempirkova, Hana - Larsson, Per - Večeřová, Kristýna - Solhaug, Knut-Asbjorn - Gauslaa, Yngvar
PY - 2007
TI - Effects of UV-B light and temperature on primary photosynthetic processes in two lichen species from contrasting habitats
PB - 12th Congress of the ESP
CY - Bath, England
KW - secondary metabolites;lichens;UV-B
KW - chlorophyll fluorescence;photoinhibition;photoprotection
N2 - UV-B light (280-320 nm) is an important stress factor for all photosynthetic organisms as they are dependent on solar radiation. Lichens often occur in environments with high solar radiation and therefore with high UV-B light. One of the most efficient photoprotective mechanisms of lichens against UV-B light is a synthesis of secondary metabolites, e.g. melanins (Lobaria pulmonaria) and parietin (Xanthoria parietina). Our aim was to test the influence of different UV-B levels on primary photosynthetic processes of the two lichen species with different susceptibility to high light - X. parietina grows in open habitats, while L. pulmonaria is the shade -adapted species.
ER -
CEMPIRKOVA, Hana, Per LARSSON, Kristýna VEČEŘOVÁ, Knut-Asbjorn SOLHAUG a Yngvar GAUSLAA. Effects of UV-B light and temperature on primary photosynthetic processes in two lichen species from contrasting habitats. In \textit{12th Congress of the European Society for Photobiology, September 1-6 - Programme and Book of Abstracts}. Bath, England: 12th Congress of the ESP, 2007, s.~122.
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