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Plant Growth and Development: Hormones and Environment

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By: L Srivastava
772 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Academic Press
Plant Growth and Development: Hormones and Environment
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  • Plant Growth and Development: Hormones and Environment ISBN: 9780126605709 Hardback Dec 2002 Out of Print #135157
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About this book

Deals with plant growth and development as regulated by hormones and environment. It is organised into five sections as follows: 1)Some special aspects of plant growth and development; 2) Structure and metabolism of plant hormones; 3) Hormonal regulation of developmental and physiological processes; 4) Molecular basis of hormone action; 5) Environmental regulation of plant growth. Each section includes its own minipreface, which explains the contents and rationale for that section.

Contents

CHAPTER 1 Special Features of Plant Development CHAPTER 2 Cell Wall, Cell Division, and Cell Growth CHAPTER 3 Embryogenesis CHAPTER 4 Determination, Differentiation, and Dedifferentiation in Plants CHAPTER 5 General Features of Plant Hormones, Their Analysis, and Quantitation CHAPTER 6 Auxins CHAPTER 7 Gibberellins CHAPTER 8 Cytokinins CHAPTER 9 Brassinosteroids CHAPTER 10 Abscisic Acid CHAPTER 11 Ethylene CHAPTER 12 Jasmonates and Other Defense-Related Compounds CHAPTER 13 Uptake and Transport of Hormones CHAPTER 14 Apical Dominance and Some Other Phenomena Illustrating Correlative Effects of Hormones CHAPTER 15 Hormonal Regulation of Cell Division and Cell Growth CHAPTER 16 Abscisic Acid and Stress Tolerance in Plants CHAPTER 17 Fruit Development and Ripening CHAPTER 18 Seed Development and Maturation CHAPTER 19 Seed Germination, Mobilization of Food Reserves, and Seed Dormancy CHAPTER 20 Vegetative Storage Proteins, Tuberization, Senescence, and Abscission CHAPTER 21 Ethylene Signal Perception And Transduction CHAPTER 22 Auxin Signal Perception and Transduction CHAPTER 23 Abscisic Acid Signal Perception and Transduction CHAPTER 24 Molecular Biology o f Action of Gibberellins, Cytokinins, Brassinosteroids, and Jasmonates CHAPTER 25 Signal Transduction in Plants CHAPTER 26 Photoperception and Signaling CHAPTER 27 Tropic and Nontropic Responses to Environmental Signals

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by Lalit M. Srivastava
Out of Print
By: L Srivastava
772 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Academic Press
Media reviews
This book...is a considerable tour de force, a remarkable effort by one person, and I applaud the manner in which the author has co-opted more than 40 people from all over the globe to assist in strengthening a wide diversity of topics. The coverage is comprehensive leaving very few aspects of growth and development untouched...There is a healthy mix of older and new science employing a diversity of disciplines including physiology, biochemistry, genetics, mutants and molecular biology, all of which are well illustrated...The book will be a very valuable reference for many years to come and deserves a place in every library. -Jake Jacobsen, CSIRO Plant Industry, Australia "Without hesitation I can say that I am very impressed with both the breadth and depth of the subject matter...I find it quite remarkable that one author has achieved such an accomplished piece writing...This book fills a very important and long-standing requirement for a modern, readable and challenging text on plant growth and development." -Derek Bowley, University of Guelph, Canada "The author has filled this gap by writing an excellent, comprehensive book that addresses beginning graduate students and researchers in the plant sciences...I am convinced it will become a classic!" -U. Kutschera, Universitat Kassel, Germany "The book covers a huge breadth of topics and ranges in depth of coverage from careful descriptions of basic principles and experimental techniques to accounts of some of the most recent research developments." -Richard Hooley, University of Bath, U.K. "This book should be favorably received by scientists both in and outside of plant growth and development field. Its coverage is extensive and up-to-date...I am amazed at [the author's] ability to keep up with so many fast-changing fields...In my opinion, it is a book that professors and graduate students in growth and development will want to have on their shelves." -Robert E. Cleland, University of Washington, U.S.A.
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