Plants acclimate to ambient light by modifying a number of physiological processes,
especially those that aff ect the efficiency of light harvesting and use. When light level is …

Ability to acclimate photochemical processes by saplings of silver fir (Abies alba Mill.) and
European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) growing in contrasting light environments was …

Photoinhibitory processes in the photosynthetic apparatus of the seedlings of Abies alba
(Mill.), Picea abies (Karst.), and Pinus mugo (Turra) growing under strong shade (5% of full …

Overwintering conifer tree species differ in ability to adapt photochemical processes to light
environments from other taxonomic groups of plants. Contrastingly to deciduous trees, they …

To determine the dependence of in vivo photosystem (PS) II function on photon exposure
and to assign the relative importance of some photoprotective strategies of PSII against …

The response of Norway spruce saplings (Picea abies [L.] Karst.) was monitored
continuously during short-term exposure (10 days) to high irradiance (HI; 1000μmolm− 2s …

Gymnosperms, unlike angiosperms, are able to synthesize chlorophyll and form
photosystems in complete darkness. Photosystem I (PSI) formed under such conditions is …

Red-stemmed plants are extremely common, yet the functions of cauline anthocyanins are
largely unknown. The possibility that photoabatement by anthocyanins in the periderm …

In the context of an increased risk of extreme drought events across Europe during the next
decades, the capacity of trees to recover and survive drought periods awaits further …

The study presents the results of investigation on reaction of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.)
leaves observed next year after planting seedlings in different positions in a young spruce …