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Introductory plant physiology / G. Ray Noggle, George J. Fritz.

By:

Noggle, G. Ray

Contributor(s):

Fritz, George J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi : Prentice-Hall, 2002Edition: 2nd edDescription: xii, 627 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN:

0135020964 :
9788120304550 (pbk)

Subject(s):

Plant physiology

DDC classification:

582.01 19 N688

Contents:

introduction; the organization of plants; cellular constituents and their biosynthesis; respiration; photophyisology; photosynthesis; phtorespiration; mineral nutrition; assimilation of inorganic nutrients; transport phenomena in plants: general consideration; transport process in plants cells and tissue; water as a plant constituent; the plant in relation to water; plant growth substance: structure; plant growth substances: blosynthesis, analysis, transport and mechanism of action; the physiology of seeds; vegetative plants growth; reproductive growth

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introduction;
the organization of plants;
cellular constituents and their biosynthesis;
respiration;
photophyisology;
photosynthesis;
phtorespiration;
mineral nutrition;
assimilation of inorganic nutrients;
transport phenomena in plants: general consideration;
transport process in plants cells and tissue;
water as a plant constituent;
the plant in relation to water;
plant growth substance: structure;
plant growth substances: blosynthesis, analysis, transport and mechanism of action;
the physiology of seeds;
vegetative plants growth;
reproductive growth

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