Titlebook: Research Experiences in Plant Physiology; A Laboratory Manual Thomas C. Moore Book 1974 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1974 Plant physiology

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Dormancy of Seeds of White Ash (, ),oxygen tension generally favorable for growth. Such dormancy, like dormancy of buds, is of obvious survival value to plants, since it tends to restrict germination to environmental circumstances suitable for seedling establishment and survival. Different seeds in one seed crop often vary in their de

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,Induction of α-Amylase Synthesis in Aleurone Cells of Barley Grains by Gibberellin,ormone is, “What is the biochemical mechanism of action of the hormone?” That is, what is the direct and primary effect of the hormone on metabolism, which is the basis for the often more readily observable physiological effects? Progress toward elucidating the biochemical mechanisms of action of al

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Effects of Ethylene on the Development of Legume Seedlings,luctantly on the part of many physiologists, however, even after the compound was recognized as a natural plant product which influences growth and development in numerous ways. The reason for the hesitation was that ethylene is unique among endogenous growth regulators in being a vapor at physiolog

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