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Photosynthetic Rate and Dynamic Environment (Hardcover, 2004 ed.)
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Photosynthetic Rate and Dynamic Environment (Hardcover, 2004 ed.)
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The association between plants and wind that first comes to mind
might be plant damage from a strong wind such as a typhoon or
monsoon. The winds this book will 1 discuss, however, are not this
strong at all, but rather are only 2 m.s. or weaker, like a breeze
that gently blows over a farming area. Such a breeze, in fact,
instills vitality into plants and increases their growth rates.
This book is an attempt to explain these beneficial effects on
plants from a field perspective. One fundamental process necessary
for plant growth is photosynthesis. Since it is a photochemical
reaction, this synthesis has been studied with emphasis on light.
Yet to shed light on dry-matter or carbohydrate production by
plants, it is indispensable to pursue research not only into the
mechanism of photosynthesis but also into photosynthetic production
itself. I have observed various phenomena occurring in the
production field, and have thereby realized it necessary to
recognize photosynthesis as a phenomenon that carbon dioxide (C0 )
in the air diffuses into chloroplasts in the leaves, and to study 2
which environmental factors promote C0 diffusion into the leaves. 2
In this book, I am going to describe the effects of the natural
environment on photosynthetic production, placing focus on the leaf
boundary layer as an environmental factor for plant production."
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