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Low Temperature Modification of Cell Ultrastructure in Hardy and Nonhardy Grass Species
Studies were conducted to determine the influence of different temperatures (25, 10, 0, or -5 C) upon plant growth and cell ultrastructure, and to determine if physical changes within cells might block growth activities even though individual biochemical processes were potentially active. Secale cer
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