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         Plant Physiology:     more books (100)
  1. Molecular Physiology and Biotechnology of Flowering Plants by A. Rashid, 2009-06-30
  2. The Evolution of Plant Physiology (Linnean Society Symposium, Number 21) (Vol 1)
  3. Physiology, Growth and Development of Plants in Culture
  4. Postharvest Physiology and Pathology of Vegetables (Food Science and Technology) (v. 123)
  5. Methods in Plant Cell Biology, Part A, Volume 49 (Methods in Cell Biology)
  6. Mineral Nutrition of Plants: Principles and Perspectives by Emanuel Epstein, Arnold J. Bloom, 2004-08-01
  7. Biophysical Plant Physiology and Ecology by Park S. Nobel, 1983-08
  8. Modern Plant Physiology by R. K. Sinha, 2004-03-30
  9. Stress Physiology in Crop Plants by Harry Mussell, Richard C. Staples, 1979-06
  10. Genetic Control of Self-Incompatibility and Reproductive Development in Flowering Plants (Advances in Cellular and Molecular Biology of Plants)
  11. Principles of Plant Physiology (Books in Biology) by James Bonner, Arthur W. Galston, 1952-12
  12. Carnivorous Plants by Adrian Slack, 2000-09-15
  13. Seed Development and Germination (Books in Soils, Plants, and the Environment)
  14. Essentials of Human Physiology for Pharmacy (Plant Engineering Series) by Laurie Kelly McCorry, 2004-03-29

61. Waltraud's Carnivorous Plants Page
Nutrient acquisition by different species of carnivorous plants.
http://www.waltraudschulze.de/carnivor/carni.html
Welcome
Research on nutrient acquisition by different species of carnivorous plants
Interactive phylogenetic tree of carnivorous plants
You can click on the individual species to view detailed photographs of these plants in their natural habitat and to get more information about each species (it will open in a new browser window).
A quantification of the utilization of insect nitrogen of different carnivorous plants
The table shows a comparison of different carnivorous plants with respect to the amount of plant nitrogen obtained from insect nitrogen. The values have been calculated by using the natural abundance of stable nitrogen isotopes. Data have been collected from plants growing all over the world, i.e. Nepenthes (Australia), Cephalotus (Australia), and several species of Australian Drosera Darlingtonia (USA), Dionaea (USA), and Heliamphora and Brocchinia (Venezuela).

62. Plant Physiology
Plant Physiology Copy of email Notification pp7796 Your article page proofs ( 7796 ) from Plant Physiology are available for download = Plant Physiology Published by the
http://cs.nyu.edu/faculty/shasha/papers/plantphys.pdf

63. Cadmium Accumulation In Durum Wheat - Introduction
Summary of research exploring the physiological basis for high accumulation of cadmium (Cd) in durum wheat grain.
http://www.biology.ualberta.ca/cadmium
Background To better understand the physiological basis for high accumulation of cadmium (Cd) in durum wheat grain we have completed a whole-plant Cd mass balance for a pair of near-isogenic durum wheat lines, high and low for Cd accumulation in grain. Plants of both isolines were grown in Cd-labelled chelator-buffered hydroponic culture, and were harvested at various times during grain filling and analysed for Cd accumulation. The objectives of this research were to:
  • Determine the relationship between grain filling and grain Cd accumulation; Identify major plant Cd pools; and Quantify the development of plant Cd pools during grain filling.
  • Results Interactive tissue map of Cd accumulation Animated summary of Cd accumulation Plant growth movies [requires Flash Player Time-course of durum wheat growth (0.8 MB) Durum wheat plant, 2 wks post-anthesis (0.8 MB) NSERC Strategic Project Grant 246719: "Regulation of cadmium accumulation in the grain of durum wheat" (2001-2004). Industry partners: Agrium Westco Durum wheat ( Triticum turgidum L. var

    64. Plant Physiology, Fourth Edition - Sinauer Associates, Inc.
    Plant Physiology, Fourth Edition Lincoln Taiz and Eduardo Zeiger. New edition now available! Back to top. Pricing and Options
    http://www.sinauer.com/detail.php?id=8567

    65. JP Ferrio, Plant Physiologist. Main Research Lines
    Personal commentary on the application of stable isotopes to forest/crop ecophysiology and palaeoeenvironmental studies.
    http://web.udl.es/usuaris/x3845331/invest.htm
    A simple excel tool to interpolate d13C in air CO2 from 16100 BC to 2003 AD available here Brief description of the current project WETMISTFAGUS available here Main research lines Forest ecophysiology. Application of stable isotopes d C and d O) to understand the response of Mediterranean and temperate trees to climate, with special emphasis on their mechanisms to cope with drought - To establish the role of stomatal control and other physiological mechanisms in determining d C and d ... O of wood and leaf material - To assess the potential as climate proxies of stable isotope studies in tree-rings for Mediterranean species Palaeoecology. Application of stable isotopes (d C and d N) in plant remains recovered from archaeological sites (see archaeobotany ) as palaeoenvironmental tools - To reconstruct water and nutrient status of ancient crops, through the analysis of d C and d N in archaeological grains (cereal and legumes) - To determine the climatic background in which the crops were developed, through the analysis of d C of archaeological wood charcoal Crop ecophysiology and plant breeding.

    66. Plant Physiology: Measurement Instrumentation For Plant Physiology
    Campbell Scientific measurement systems are used extensively by agronomists, crop scientists, and plant physiologists in field and laboratory-based plant physiology research
    http://www.campbellsci.com/plant-physiology
    Plant Physiology
    Measurement Instrumentation for Plant Physiology
    Campbell Scientific measurement systems are used extensively by agronomists, crop scientists, and plant physiologists in field- and laboratory-based plant physiology research applications. Our measurement systems feature reliability, accuracy, and the flexibility to measure nearly any parameter. Typical systems include greenhouse monitoring/control applications, weather/evapotranspiration stations, CO and water vapor flux measurement systems, and systems for monitoring soil parameters.
    Plant Physiology System Benefits
    Bowen ratio, eddy covariance, TDLAS, and automated weather stations are standard products; greenhouse and growth chamber instrumentation systems can be configured to user specifications.
  • Fluxes can be computed in real time, or the raw data archived for later analysis. Open format allows data to be input into third-party software. Most sensors can be measured. Field-based systems operate reliably in harsh environments. Long-term operation is provided by batteries and solar panels or ac power.
  • 67. Hadi Farazdaghi Research
    Personal website of Hadi Farazdaghi, includes a paper on an alternative C3 photosynthesis model to that of Farquhar and Von Caemmerer.
    http://www.farazdaghi.com
    Jump to navigation
    19 August 2007
    Modeling Rubisco Reaction with a New Two-Substrate Ordered Model
    Presented at: Solar Energy and Artificial Photosynthesis, The Royal Society, London, 17th-19th July 2007.
    and:
    Research Frontiers with Rubisco, the "Elexir of Life" in the Biosphere. Rothamsted Research, Harpenden, UK, July 20th - 21st, 2007.
    PS 07 14th International Congress of Photosynthesis, Glasgow 2007.
    Introduction: Oxygenic life begins with photosynthesis. This process controls CO2 fixation and is responsible for the terrestrial and marine life on the planet. An increase in the global CO2 concentration would have feedbacks on atmospheric temperature, water holding capacity of the atmosphere, and worst of all a decrease in the CO2 holding capacity of oceans, all of which lead to accelerated climate change.
    Rubisco is the gatekeeper of the natural process of CO2 sequestration from the atmosphere. The fundamental model of Rubisco kinetics must be sound in order to support all subsequent theories and models that depend on Rubisco kinetics.
    Three Kinetic Theories for Rubisco reaction have been discussed over the past three decades:
    • Co-limitation Theory (Michaelis-Menten) Single-Process, Two-Step Theory (Farazdaghi, 2004)

    68. CABI | Publishing Home | Crop Physiology Abstracts
    Offers a subscription to access regularly updated abstracts relevant to crop physiology.
    http://www.cabi.org/?page=1016&pid=35&site=170

    69. THE PLANT CELL
    Consists of current and archived articles, subscription information, and samples.
    http://www.plantcell.org/
    Five-Year Impact Factor
    Highest impact factor of
    primary research journals
    in plant biology About the Journal Editorial Board Instructions for Authors Recommend to Library ...
    American Society of Plant Biologists
    publishes THE PLANT CELL
    Stanford University Libraries' assists in the publication of THE PLANT CELL ONLINE
    TEACHING TOOLS IN PLANT BIOLOGY'S LATEST RELEASE: ETHYLENE
    Search for Articles
    January 1989 - September 2010 Editorials, Letters, and Featured Articles Free Reviews and Perspectives Article Statistics Most-Read Articles Most-Cited Articles Permissions Latest Articles Updated October 29, 2010
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    January 1989 - September 2010 Quick Search advanced Author: (e.g., Smith, JS) Keyword(s): Year: Vol: Page: ASPB Publications THE PLANT CELL PLANT PHYSIOLOGY For an alternate route to THE PLANT CELL ONLINE use this URL: http://intl.plantcell.org (More Information) Online ISSN: 1532-298X Print ISSN: 1040-4651

    70. Annual Reviews - Error
    Archive of contents since 1984, but requires subscription for full text articles.
    http://arjournals.annualreviews.org/loi/arplant
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    71. Plant Physiology Online:
    Topic 5.1 Symptoms of Deficiency In Essential Minerals Wade Berry, UCLA Introduction. Visual nutrient deficiency symptoms can be a very powerful diagnostic tool for evaluating
    http://4e.plantphys.net/article.php?ch=t&id=289

    72. Oxford Journals | Life Sciences | Tree Physiology
    Consists of subscription information, online access to articles, links, author information, and announcements.
    http://treephys.oxfordjournals.org/
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    Tree Physiology
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    View Current Issue (Volume 30 Issue 11 November 2010) Advance Access Browse the archive Tree Physiology publishes both technical reviews and original research reports on all aspects of physiology of tree, other woody species and species of arborescent growth forms. Tree Physiology is a refereed journal distributed internationally.
    Oxford Open
    - Open access options now available for authors
    Read for free
    The first Tree Physiology Review by Danielle A. Way and Ram Oren , and a related Editorial by Michael G. Ryan , can be read online for free. Click on the links now.
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    73. Fast PlantsĀ® : Plant Physiology
    Plant Physiology. Investigating Plant Physiology wth Wisconsin Fast Plants Investigating plant physiology, nutrition, and tropisms. Download the 17page booklet (1.6 MB
    http://www.fastplants.org/activities.physiology.php

    74. PMS Instrument Company
    Manufacturer of pressure chamber instruments for measuring plant water potential and irrigation scheduling. Contains product information as well as tutorials on using a pressure bomb.
    http://www.pmsinstrument.com/
    PMS Instrument Company
    1725 Geary Street SE
    Albany, OR 97322 USA
    Phone: (541)704-2299
    Fax: (541)704-2388
    info@pmsinstrument.com

    What is Plant Moisture Stress (PMS)? - its meaning and importance

    Which instrument is best for your application?

    Pressure Chamber Instruments
    (Pressure Bomb or Plant Water Status Console)
    Pump-Up Chamber
    Model 600 Model 610
    Model 615
    ... Model 1000 Accessories Eye Lens on Lanyard Instrument Mounted Eye Lens Lighted Hand Lens Portable Tank ... Stem Water Potential Bags Corn Leaves too! Accessories for Standard Sealing System (Older Style) Insertion Tools Inserts Standard Sealing Gaskets
    Specialty Chambers Super-Chamber Custom sized chambers for large samples. Cavitation Chamber Instrument used for simulating extreme water stress. Full Brochure (pdf format) Ag Brochure (pdf format) Price List How to order an instrument ... Pressure Chamber with Almond Orchard use Last update: 8/27/2010

    75. Journal Of Plant Physiology - Elsevier
    Journal of Plant Physiology Biochemistry, Physiology, Molecular Biology and Functional Biotechnology of Plants
    http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/cws_home/701776

    76. Physiological Ecology Equipment Manufacturers, Suppliers, And Resources
    Links to suppliers of equipment used by ecophysiologists.
    http://www.biology.duke.edu/jackson/ecophys/equipment.htm
    Equipment Manufacturers, Suppliers, and Resources
    ESA Physiological Ecology Section
    • ADC Bioscientific - IRGAs, portable photosynthesis instruments
    • ADCON Telemetry - data acquisition, transfer, and visualization
    • Airgas - gases
    • ALA Scientific Instruments, Inc. - perfusion and superfusion, valve controllers, focal drug applicator, micropositioners. patch and voltage clamp amplifiers, data acquisition hardware/software, and accessories for electrophysiology
    • Alfa Aesar - chemicals
    • Alpha Omega Engineering - equipment designed to record and analyze electrical activity of the brain and nervous system
    • American Elements - manufacturer of rare earth and advanced material products; information on elements, including properties, safety data, and uses
    • AmeriFlux - equipment sources, tips, and techniques for eddy flux measurement
    • AMS Inc. - soil sampling equipment
    • Analytical Spectral Devices - portable spectroradiometers
    • Apogee Instruments - quantum sensors, instruments to measure shortwave radiation, photosynthetic radiation, infrared surface temperature, spectroradiometry, UV radiation, oxygen, net radiation, and chlorophyll concentration
    • APT Instruments - portable instruments, dataloggers, and sampling pumps

    77. ADC BioScientific Ltd.
    Manufacturers of instrumentation for measuring photosynthesis, transpiration, chlorophyll fluorescence, sap flow, and gas exchange.
    http://www.adc.co.uk/
    ADC BioScientific Ltd.
    contact head office
    ADC BioScientific Ltd 1st Floor Charles House, Furlong Way,Great Amwell, Herts SG12 9TA England
    T:+44(0)1920 487901 F:+44(0)1920 466289 Email: sales@adc.co.uk
    contact international support centres
    Choose Support Centre Argentina (Meteor Communications Corporation SA) Belgium (Ecotechnic) Brazil (Marconi Equipamentos Para Laboratorio) Cambodia (Europ Continents S.A.R.L.) Canada (Hoskin Scientific (Ontario)) Canada (Hoskin Scientific (BC)) Canada (Hoskin Scientific (Quebec)) Chile (Ivens S A) China (Aozuo Ecology Instrumentation Ltd) Colombia (ALLSCIENCE, LLC.) Czech Republic (Ekotechnika spol.sro) Denmark (Gravquick) France (Sols Mesures) Germany (Bernt GmbH) Greece (Scientact Co) India (South India - Concord Scientific Instruments) India (North India - V S Instrument Corp.) Indonesia (PT Labquip Indopratama) Iran (Fanawaran Sabz Abi Co Ltd) Italy (Misure snc) Japan (EKO Instruments Trading Company Limited) Korea (South) (Sang Woo Corporation) Laos (Europ Continents ) Malaysia (Labquip (M) SDN BHD) Mexico (Ruber EIM de Mexico) Myanmar (Europ Continents S.A.)

    78. CID Bio-Science, Inc.: Portable Photosynthesis, Plant Canopy, Root And Leaf Meas
    Manufacturers of portable, photosynthesis analysis systems and miniature spectrometers.
    http://www.cid-inc.com/

    79. Oregon State University Online Catalog - Interdisciplinary Program Detail
    Information about Oregon State University Plant Physiology Interdisciplinary Program Patrick J. Breen, Chair
    http://catalog.oregonstate.edu/InterdisciplinaryProgramDetail.aspx?code=26

    80. EARS Home
    Specifications and applications of the EARS-PPM, a modulated, saturation pulse chlorophyll fluorometer.
    http://www.ears.nl/ppm/

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