Titlebook: Water and Life; Comparative Analysis George Nicholls Somero,Charles Barry Osmond,Carla Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Membrane Integrity in Anhydrobiotic Organisms: Toward a Mechanism for Stabilizing Dry Cellsmp, .. The dry organisms may remain in this unique living state, which is known as “anhydrobiosis”, for decades or perhaps even centuries under favorable conditions. When water again becomes available they may rapidly swell and resume active life.

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Water in Dry Organismscal modifications (Green and Angell 1989). In this chapter we will suggest that the basis for the survival of desiccation involves the accumulation of solutes which can lead to a vitrification of the cytoplasm as desiccation proceeds.

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Water Compartmentation in Plant Tissue: Isotopic Evidencethin a few seconds. It has long been recognized that this is not so, and this paper presents experimental evidence in conflict with this expectation and explores the biophysical basis for these observations.

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Water Compartmentation in Plant Tissue: Isotopic Evidencethin a few seconds. It has long been recognized that this is not so, and this paper presents experimental evidence in conflict with this expectation and explores the biophysical basis for these observations.

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Photosynthetic Water Oxidation and Water Stress in Plantse valves which effect a fundamental compromise between CO. uptake and H.O loss, described by Stocker (1952) as the path plants must steer on their Homeric journey between the Scylla of death by hunger, and the Carybdis of death by thirst (see Steudle, this Vol.).