Plant physiology / Lincoln Taiz, Eduardo Zeiger.
Material type: TextSeries: Benjamin/Cummings series in the life sciences: Publisher: Redwood City, Calif. : Benjamin/Cummings Pub. Co., 1991Description: xxxii, 595 pages : illustrations ; 29 cmISBN: 080530245X; 9780805302455Subject(s): Plant physiology | Plant Physiological Phenomena | Physiologie vegetale | Plant physiology | Pflanzenphysiologie | Planten | Fysiologie | Physiologie vegetale | Plantes -- CompositionAdditional physical formats: Online version:: Plant physiology.DDC classification: 581.1 LOC classification: QK711.2 | .T35 1991Other classification: 42.42 | WN 1091Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Plant and cell architecture -- Energy, enzymes, and gene expression -- Water and plant cells -- Water balance of the plant -- Mineral nutrition -- Solute transport -- Phloem translocation -- Photosynthesis: the light reactions -- Photosynthesis: carbon metabolism -- Photosynthesis: physiological and ecological considerations -- Respiration and lipid metabolism -- Assimilation of mineral nutrients -- Surface protection and secondary defense compounds -- Stress physiology -- The cellular basis of growth and morphogenesis -- Auxins: growth and tropisms -- Gibberellins -- Cytokinins -- Ethylene and abscisic acid -- Phytochrome and photomorphogenesis -- The control of flowering.
During the past decade the biological sciences have experienced a period of unprecedented progress, and nowhere is the excitement of this new era more apparent than in the field of plant physiology. Innovations such as the patch clamp are unlocking the mysteries of membrane transport. Recombinant DNA techniques are providing new tools for understanding how light and hormones regulate gene expression and development.
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