Conventional T cells that entered this tolerant environment experienced reduced proliferation, as well as a reduction of tissue homing and expression of activation markers.
Predictably, less fire-tolerant species experienced much lower survival than western larch.
Furthermore, there are a number of cases where drought-tolerant species experienced greater dieback or mortality than other co-occurring, drought-intolerant species.
Heterosexuals in general, and especially women, have been shown to experience more HIV-stigma and social isolation than white man who have sex with man (MSM), as they lack the supportive networks and the relative HIV/AIDS tolerant attitude, commonly experienced within the gay community [ 38].
While plausible for xenobiotic stressors (such as alcohol), this mechanism can also work for temperature: certainly heat-tolerant genotypes experience the same temperature, but they may experience a milder level of any downstream parameters (oxygen concentration in tissues, degree of oxidative damage etc).
Even the most tolerant rice cultivar, FR13A, experienced higher mortality when flooded with turbid floodwater.
It cannot be ruled out that these differences are due to lower stress levels being experienced by tolerant cultivars as a result of better nutrient uptake.
There is no evidence that either sensitive or DLC-tolerant killifish populations have experienced a reduction in population size [ 22, 38, 39].
Here, too, the more tolerant NIL6-4 appeared less affected by P deficiency compared to Nipponbare, which could reflect a somewhat lower level of stress experienced by the tolerant genotype even before phenotypic differences became significant.
Shoot leaves accumulated Na+ in addition to the cations already present, with the tolerant genotype thereby experiencing the strongest ionic stress beginning at 24 h.
