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With one volume each year, this series keeps scientists and advanced students informed of the latest developments and results in all areas of the plant sciences. The present volume includes reviews on genetics, cell biology, and vegetation science.

Table of Contents

Introns, splicing and mobility — Barley mutagenesis — Extranuclear inheritance : Cytoplasmic linear double-stranded DNA killer elements of the dairy yeast Kluyveromyces lactis — Extranuclear inheritance: genetics and biogenesis of mitochondria — Genetics of phytopathogenic bacteria — Plant biotechnology: transgenic crops for the third milennium — Modification of oilseed quality by genetic transformation — Significance of phloem-translocated organic sulfur compounds for the regulation of sulfur nutrition — Mutalistic relationship between algae and fungi — Extracellular matrix of the plant cell-- Photosynthesis: Carbon metabolism from DNA to Deoxyribose — Metabolic diversity of plant cell and tissue cultures — Molecular systematics: 1997-1999 — Systematics and evolution of the algae — Systematics of Bryophytes — Search for generality in the studies of Disturbance and ecosystem dynamics — Heterogeneous soil resource distribution and plant responses- from individual plant growth to ecosystem functioning — Existence of bark and stem photosynthesis in woody plants and its significance for the overall carbon gain : an eco-physiological approach — Ecological aspects of clonal growth in plants.

Product Details

ISBN:
3330000240673
Publisher:
Springer
Subject:
General
Author:
Beyschlag, W.
Author:
Kadereit, J.W.
Author:
Esser, Karl
Author:
Lüttge, U.
Subject:
Life Sciences - Biology - General
Subject:
Life Sciences - Botany
Subject:
Botany
Subject:
Botanik
Subject:
Cell biology
Subject:
Ecology
Subject:
Genetics, Plants
Subject:
Genetik, Pflanzen
Subject:
Geobotanik
Subject:
Geobotany
Subject:
Morphologie, Pflanzen
Subject:
Morphology, Plants
Subject:
Physiologie, Pflanzen
Subject:
Physiology, Plants
Subject:
systematics, plants
Subject:
Systematik, Pflanzen
Subject:
Zellbiologie
Subject:
#38; kologie
Subject:
Plant Sciences
Subject:
Agriculture
Subject:
Forestry.
Subject:
Microbiology
Subject:
Health and Medicine-General
Subject:
main_subject
Subject:
all_subjects
Publication Date:
20010101
Binding:
ELECTRONIC
Language:
English
Pages:
550

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