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Environmental Sciences
Advances in Selected Plant Physiology Aspects
Edited by Giuseppe Montanaro and Bartolomeo Dichio, ISBN 978-953-51-0557-2, Hard cover, 388 pages, Publisher: InTech, Chapters published April 25, 2012 under CC BY 3.0 license
DOI: 10.5772/1874
The book provides general principles and new insights of some plant physiology aspects covering abiotic stress, plant water relations, mineral nutrition and reproduction. Plant response to reduced water availability and other abiotic stress (e.g. metals) have been analysed through changes in water absorption and transport mechanisms, as well as by molecular and genetic approach. A relatively new aspects of fruit nutrition are presented in order to provide the basis for the improvement of some fruit quality traits. The involvement of hormones, nutritional and proteomic plant profiles together with some structure/function of sexual components have also been addressed. Written by leading scientists from around the world it may serve as source of methods, theories, ideas and tools for students, researchers and experts in that areas of plant physiology.
- Chapter 1
Abiotic Stress Responses in Plants: A Focus on the SRO Family - Chapter 2
Characterization of Plant Antioxidative System in Response to Abiotic Stresses: A Focus on Heavy Metal Toxicity - Chapter 3
Genetic and Molecular Aspects of Plant Response to Drought in Annual Crop Species - Chapter 4
Plant-Heavy Metal Interaction: Phytoremediation, Biofortification and Nanoparticles - Chapter 5
Plant Water Relations: Absorption, Transport and Control Mechanisms - Chapter 6
Defence Strategies of Annual Plants Against Drought - Chapter 7
Soil Fungi-Plant Interaction - Chapter 8
Plant-Soil-Microorganism Interactions on Nitrogen Cycle: Azospirillum Inoculation - Chapter 9
Selenium Metabolism in Plants: Molecular Approaches - Chapter 10
Fruit Transpiration: Mechanisms and Significance for Fruit Nutrition and Growth - Chapter 11
Significance of UV-C Hormesis and Its Relation to Some Phytochemicals in Ripening and Senescence Process - Chapter 12
The Role of Root-Produced Volatile Secondary Metabolites in Mediating Soil Interactions - Chapter 13
Cytokinins and Their Possible Role in Seed Size and Seed Mass Determination in Maize - Chapter 14
Nutritional and Proteomic Profiles in Developing Olive Inflorescence - Chapter 15
Regulatory Mechanism in Sexual and Asexual Cycles of Dictyostelium - Chapter 16
Terpenoids and Gibberellic Acids Interaction in Plants - Chapter 17
Lipotubuloids - Structure and Function


