000			01723nam a2200205 4500
020			_a9788123910437
082			_a581.1 SAL/P
100			_aSALISBURY, FRANK B.
100			_aROSS, CLEON W.
245			_aPLANT PHYSIOLOGY
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_aNew Delhi _bCBS Publishers _c2005
300			_a540p.
500			_ahttps://www.cbspd.co.in/plant-physiology-3ed-pb-2005
520			_aThe organization of this text is basically the same as in previous editions. We realize that beginning plant physiology students have studied the plant cell in previous courses but we have greatly expanded the discussion of the cell in our prologue. Knowledge of the cell is so fundamental that a complete review seems justified-and was requested by any re viewers. The rest of our text is divided into four sections: The first seven chapters (Section 1) deal with physical processes the middle seven chapters (Section 2) with metabolism and biochemistry and the eight chapters of Section 3 with growth and development. The last two chapters (Section 4) are built upon the other twenty-two to relate plant function to the environment that so strongly influences it. We assume that students have some knowledge of organic chemistry as background for our biochemistry section. We also assume that students have studied DNA replication and protein synthesis (molecular biology) topics usually covered in basic biology courses several topics about molecular biology for quick: review. Of course students will also have covered many other topics that we. describe; we hope our presentation will be appropriate review and reinforcement.
650			_aBotany
650			_aPlant
650			_aPlant - physiology
942			_cBK
999			_c19132 _d19132