Titlebook: Heavy Metal Stress in Plants; From Molecules to Ec M. N. V. Prasad,J. Hagemeyer Book 19991st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999

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Impact of Heavy Metals on Photosynthesis,ontrol fungal pests (Martin and Woodcock 1983). Currently, global heavy metal (HM) pollution is a serious environmental concern. Photosynthetic functions have been invariably affected either directly or indirectly by HMs (Baszyński and Tukendorf 1984; Clijsters and Van Assche 1985; Baszytńiski 1986;

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Plant Respiration under the Influence of Heavy Metals,ical studies concentrate on the role of metal exclusion from the symplast or metal sequestration in the vacuole for plant survival on substrates with toxic metal concentrations (Ernst 1969, 1976; Denny and Wilkins 1987). Physiological studies about metabolic effects of excess levels of heavy metals

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Ecophysiology of Plant Growth Under Heavy Metal Stress,changes are often the first and most obvious reactions of plants under stress. In particular, those organs which have the first direct contact with noxious substances, normally the roots in contaminated soils, show rapid and sensitive changes in their growth characteristics (Baker and Walker 1989).

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Water Relations in Heavy Metal Stressed Plants,plant growth (Kramer and Boyer 1995). Therefore many investigations on plant responses to environmental stresses pay considerable attention to water relations from the cell to the whole plant and community level. The influence of excess ions on plant water relations has mainly been investigated in p

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