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PLANT CANADA 2019

Poster Program-In Peter Clark Hall

Odd-numbered & even-numbered posters are presented Monday & Tuesday evening,
respectively. Posters are not numbered according to the ID# assigned during abstract submission;
use Topics 1-25 below as a guide to find your new poster number. The presenter’s name is
underlined, and student presenters being considered for poster awards are shown by an asterisk
(*). Students being considered for poster awards will be interviewed during the evening poster
sessions that begin at 5:00 pm in Peter Clark Hall (PCH). Within Adobe Acrobat, use ‘Edit’ → ‘Find’

to locate authors etc.
TOPIC 1: Abiotic Stress (Posters P1-P24)

Photoperiodic injury in tomato involves opposing short-term and long-term acclimation of
P1 photosystem II operating efficiency and chlorophyll levels
Marie T.R.J.G. ; B. Grodzinski; B.J. Micallef (University of Guelph)
*
Superoxide is diurnally rhythmic and dampens under continuous light in tomato
P2
Marie T.R.J.G. ; M.C. Micallef; B. Grodzinski; B.J. Micallef (University of Guelph)
*
Effects of exogenous melatonin on improving the drought resistance of oat seedlings
P3
Chen, S. (Southwest Minzu University)
Wounding induces tomato Ve1 R-gene expression
P4 Nazar, R. ; C. Castroverde ; X. Xu ; A. Kurosky ; E. Robb
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( University of Guelph; University of Texas Medical Branch)
2
High temperature and ovule failure in field pea (Pisum sativum L.)
P5
*
Osorio, E ; A. Davis; R. Bueckert (University of Saskatchewan)
Expression of the RING-type ubiquitin ligase, XBAT35, is regulated by ABA and abiotic stress
P6
Serio, R. ; Q. Li; A. Schofield; S. Stone (Dalhousie University)
*
Unravelling the aspects of PGPR-mediated modulation of antioxidative defense expression
P7 and secondary metabolic profiling in Solanum lycopersicum under Cd stress
Khanna, K. ; P. Ohri; R. Bhardwaj (Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar)
*
Brassica rapa Serine/Arginine-rich protein-like 3 (BrSR-like 3) regulates drought tolerance
P8 via alternative splicing of target genes in a concentration-dependent pathway
Lee, S.; M. Muthusamy; J. Kim; M. Jeong (National Institute of Agricultural Sciences)
Bioactive compounds in salt-stressed Hypericum perforatum: role of proline, salicylic acid
and ascorbic acid pretreatments
S9
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Renault, S. ; S. Alinian Joozdani ; J. Razmjoo ; F. Daayf ; L. Adam
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( University of Manitoba; Shakhekord University)
Conditioning of nursery plants using irrigation scheduling and mycorrhizae for improving
P10 post-transplant success rates
Keary, K. ; T. Graham; M. Dixon (University of Guelph)
*
Addition of sulfur decreases total cadmium uptake but increases cadmium translocation in
P11 soybean
Matt, S.; P. Boersma; Macfie, S. (University of Western Ontario)
Impacts of root-associated fungi on tree growth under elevated temperature and CO2
3
P12 Frank, J. ; D. Way ; T. Ramsfield ; M. Abou-Zaid
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( Western University; University of Western Ontario; National Resources Canada)
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Characterization of the role of SPL9 in drought stress tolerance in Medicago sativa
P13 Hanly, A. ; L. Amyot ; J. Karagiannis ; A. Hannoufa
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( University of Western Ontario; Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)
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