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Principles of horticultural physiology
by Durner, Edward F.
Publication:
Boston, MA
CABI
2016
. vii, 405 pages :
, 1 Horticulture - whole plant integration of many disciplines –
2 the plant hormones –
3 Growth, development, and plant movement –
4 Physiology of growth in specific organs: roots, stems, and leaves –
5 Physiology of growth in specific organs: flowers, fruits, and seeds –
6 Some abiotic plant stressors - oxygen. minerals, and salt –
7 Water and plants –
8 Light energy and plant function –
9 Temperature effects on growth and development of plants –
10 The soil and its environment –
11 The greenhouse environment –
12 Seeding and seedling establishment –
13 Pruning, training, growth, and plant size –
14 Grafting and rootstocks –
15 From harvest to market –
16 Postharvest physiology –
17 Human nutrition, phytonutrients, nutraceuticals, and horticulture.
Date:
2016
Availability:
Items available:
ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus
Reference
[Ref 635 D93p 2013]
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