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Photoperiodism
A scientific work discussing photoperiodism, the biological response of organisms to periodic changes in day and night length. The book examines physiological and ecological aspects in plants and insects, with emphasis on experimental findings and environmental adaptation.
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- Second Printing, 1971
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- 595.701 B323
The Orange: Its Biochemistry and Physiology
A comprehensive scientific monograph detailing the biochemical and physiological processes of orange fruit development, ripening, and metabolism, widely used in horticultural and plant science research.
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- 583,24 S 616
Physiology of Plant Growth and Development
This book presents detailed knowledge of the mechanisms regulating plant growth and development, integrating physiological, biochemical, and environmental perspectives. It is widely used in advanced botany and plant science courses.
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- TMH Edition (Tata McGraw-Hill Edition)
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- 581,134 W 685
Organic Analysis Using Ion‑selective Electrodes
Volume 2: Applications an…
Organic Analysis Using Ion‑selective Electrodes, Volume 2: Applications and Experimental Procedures is a specialized monograph that focuses on the practical applications of ion‑selective electrodes (ISEs) in organic and biochemical analysis. Written by T. S. Ma and S. S. M. Hassan, this volume complements Volume 1 (Methods) by providing detailed experimental procedures and real‑world anal…
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- Volume 2
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- 0124629024
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- 547.308 M111
Growth and Development of Trees
This book presents a detailed study of the biological and physiological mechanisms involved in tree growth and development. It covers both internal processes and environmental factors affecting trees, making it an essential reference for students and researchers in forestry and plant sciences.
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- First Edition
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- 582.16.3 K 88
Plant Cell Physiology: A Physicochemical Approach
Focuses on the physicochemical principles of plant cell functioning, including water and solute relations, photosynthesis, bioenergetics, and plant-environment interactions.
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- First Edition
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- 0-7167-0682-2
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- 581,876 N 744
Glimpses in Plant Research
This volume presents selected research topics in plant science, covering various aspects of plant physiology, anatomy, and development. It provides insights into experimental studies and advances in botanical research.
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- FIVE
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- 581 N 158
Research Experiences in Plant Physiology
This book presents experimental methods and research techniques in plant physiology. It focuses on laboratory investigations of plant processes such as photosynthesis, respiration, growth, and water relations, providing practical experience for students and researchers.
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- 581.1028 M821
Mineral Nutrition of Plants: Principles and Perspectives
A foundational text on the principles of mineral nutrition in plants, discussing nutrient uptake, transport, and physiological roles. Widely used in plant physiology and agronomy studies.
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- 581.1335 E64
Textbook of Plant Physiology
A core textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in botany, agriculture, and biological sciences. Covers fundamental physiological processes in plants including water and mineral transport, photosynthesis, respiration, plant nutrition, growth regulation and stress physiology.
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- 8170964768
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