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Alaska peas ( Pisum sativum  `Alaska') were germinated in the dark at 25C. After three days, when the shoots were approx. 1.5 cm, treatments were initiated. ABA, at 10 -4 M, was exogenously applied through the root solution. The control peas remained in distilled water. All treatments involving the application of ABA were applied under green safe light. Light treatments were applied using overhead fluorescent lights for designated timed intervals (0 to 20 min) over 3 days. A methanol bath was then used to induce freezing stresses from 0 to -9C. The combination treatment of light and ABA had the lowest LT 50  (more cold tolerant) followed by light, dark, and dark with ABA (least cold tolerant). Extensin levels, plant growth, and stem bendability were also recorded.

THE EFFECTS OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN LIGHT AND EXOGENOUS ABSCISIC ACID ON COLD ACCLIMATION OF `ALASKA' PEA SEEDLINGS.