The present study aimed to determine the differences in the cold tolerance of different clades of A. mali in China to improve our understanding of the mechanism of WAA outbreaks and to provide insights into how to better use A. mali to control this economically important pest.
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To better characterize survival differences in the cold, we used the mitochondrial potential sensing ability of the Mitotracker Red staining and compared fluorescence in the three C. elegans genotypes.
In addition, it showed interesting differences in the cold regulated transcript patterns between Arabidopsis and T. salsuginea.
Some suggestive differences in the cold weather-mortality associations by age and gender were observed in both jurisdictions.
There were substantial differences in the cold spell definitions, reference periods, the basis of inference, and statistical methods.
Thus, the differences in gene expression, AS events, and miRNAs under cold stress may contribute to the differences in the cold tolerance between S. lycopersicum and S. habrochaites.
'Falster' genotype, adapted to cold climates showed a stronger transcriptional differentiation during cold acclimation suggestive of differences in the cold acclimation responses between these two perennial ryegrass genotypes adapted to different climatic conditions.
Jurisdictional differences in general population health status, provision of and access to health care, and distribution of health and social inequalities, potentially contribute in concurrence with these policies, and may explain some of the observed differences in the cold weather-mortality associations.
The pool sizes of several metabolites are increased and there are significant differences in the cold-responsive metabolomes of different Arabidopsis accessions [ 7, 31, 32].
