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SodininkyStĖ ir darŽininkyStĖ 27(3)

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effect of elevated CO 2concentration on leaf carbohydrate content and photosynthesisin radish. Polish Journal of Env<strong>ir</strong>onmental Studies, 15(6): 921–925.78. Urbonavičiūtė A., Ulinskaitė R., Samuolienė G., Sakalauskaitė J., Duchovskis P.,Brazaitytė A., Šikšnianienė J. B., Šabajevienė G., Baranauskis K. 2006 c. Theresponse of radish phytohormone system to ozone stress. Sodininkystė <strong>ir</strong> daržininkystė,25(1): 170–176.79. Vyšniauskienė R., Rančelienė V. 2008. Changes in the activity of antioxidant enzymesuperoxide dismutase in Crepis capillaris plants after the impact of UV-Band ozone. Sodininkystė <strong>ir</strong> daržininkystė, <strong>27</strong>(2): 209–214.80. Духовский П., Юкнис Р., раайтите раайтите раайтите раайтите Бразайтите А., Жукаускайте И. 2003. Реакция рас-тений на комплексное воздействие природных и антропогенных стрессоров.Физиология растений, 50(2): 165–173.SODININKYSTĖ IR DARŽININKYSTĖ. SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES. 2008. <strong>27</strong>(3).Ecophysiological investigations under conditions of changingenv<strong>ir</strong>onmentA. Brazaitytė, R. Juknys, J. Sakalauskaitė, S. Sakalauskienė,S. Lazauskas, E. Kupčinskienė, A. Urbonavičiūtė, G. Samuolienė,G. Šabajevienė, R. Ulinskaitė, D. Kviklys, L. Duchovskienė,J. B. Šikšnianienė, K. Baranauskis, P. DuchovskisSummaryThe aim of work was to present ecophysiological investigations under conditions ofchanging env<strong>ir</strong>onment carried out at the Laboratory of Plant Physiology, LIH. From 2000 till2008 laboratory with such institutions as Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuanian University ofAgriculture, Lithuanian Forest Research Institute, Lithuanian Institute of Agriculture, Instituteof Botany, Institute of Chemistry and Institute of Geology and Geography participated in theseprojects, which were supported by Lithuanian State Science and Studies Foundation: “Integratedinfluence of natural and anthropogenic factors on plants in the level of different individualsand populations”, “Integrated influence of anthropogenic, climate and env<strong>ir</strong>onment changeson the forest and agro-ecosystem vegetation”, “Physiological and biochemical response ofwoody plants to natural and anthropogenic stressors” and “Productivity and stability of agroecosystems under climate change”. During investigations were obtained important results aboutresistance, adaptivity and competitive ability of various plants under effect of complex naturaland anthropogenic factors. Data of investigations were published in scientific publications,present in international scientific conferences. It was defended PhD thesis.Key words: abiotic stress, growth, ecophysiology, productivity.<strong>27</strong>6

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