Critical temperature thresholds for stomatal response, photosystem II dysfunction, tissue heat damage, molecular denaturation, and changes in cuticle conductance

Heat thresholds data for: “When it gets too hot: Chronology of critical heat thresholds stomatal response, PS II dysfunction, tissue heat damage, molecular denaturation and increased cuticle conductance” Description: This dataset contains experimental data used in the manuscript: Bertel, C., Buchner, O., & Neuner, G. (manuscript): “When it gets too hot: Chronology of critical heat thresholds stomatal response, PS II dysfunction, tissue heat damage, molecular denaturation and increased cuticle conductance”. The dataset provides critical temperature thresholds for (i) stomatal response, (ii) photosystem II dysfunction, (iii) tissue heat damage, (iv) molecular denaturation, and (v) changes in cuticle conductance measured in leaves of three mountain species. Data include raw and/or processed values. Creators:Clara Bertel; Othmar Buchner; Gilbert Neuner Keywords: alpine plants, climate change, cuticle permeability, Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC), heat stress, heat-induced stomatal response, molecular denaturation, PS II thermotolerance Related publication: Manuscript: When it gets too hot: Chronology of critical heat thresholds stomatal response, PS II dysfunction, tissue heat damage, molecular denaturation and increased cuticle conductance.