Titlebook: Vascular Plants; Form and Function Frank B. Salisbury,Robert V. Parke Textbook 1970Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1970 biology

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The Induction of Reproductive Development by Environment,anges, what are these hormones and how are they synthesized? Third, what is reproductive differentiation? What happens at the meristematic sites when they stop growing vegetatively and become reproductive?

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Growth,ters 2 and 3 are intrinsic parts of the process of growth. Furthermore, of the many questions remaining in biology some of the most intriguing and exciting ones are concerned with growth. We shall introduce some of the problems in this chapter, and much of the remainder of the book will be devoted t

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The Primary Plant Body,the . and the .. Stems may be composed entirely of primary tissues (tissues derived directly from the primary meristematic tissues of the shoot tip), or they may be composed of primary tissues and secondary tissues (tissues derived directly from the lateral meristems). Usually, stems composed of pri