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Organisation in Plants

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Organisation in Plants

Organisation in Plants

3rd Edition
W. M. M. Baron, Winchester College
June 1992
Paperback
9780521427517
$50.00
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    In the third edition of this very successful textbook, the author describes a practical approach to the important physiological and ecological factors that determine the survival of the green plant.

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    June 1992
    Paperback
    9780521427517
    276 pages
    228 × 150 × 16 mm
    0.446kg
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    Contents

    Table of Contents

    • Introduction
    • 1. Organization of cells and tissues
    • 2. Water relations
    • 3. Photosynthesis
    • 4. Respiration
    • 5. Mineral nutrition
    • 6. The biochemistry of cell activities
    • 7. Co-ordination in the plant
    • 8. Physiological organization and the life cycle
    • Appendices
    • Index.
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