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Stress Physiology of Woody Plants (Paperback)
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Stress Physiology of Woody Plants (Paperback)
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Woody plants have distinct growth and development habits. Being
sessile and perennial species, woody plants are challenged by
multiple stresses year-round or facing repeated stress attacks
during their lives. A stress challenge in one season may impact the
plant performance in other seasons or years; therefore, woody
plants must develop specific mechanisms to minimize the damage
caused by various stresses. Although all plant species share the
basic physiological process, the unique characteristics of woody
species in anatomy structure, body size, growth habit, and life
expectancy contribute to significant differences in their responses
to different environmental stresses compared to herbaceous plants.
Written by a group of experts, Stress Physiology of Woody Plants,
is comprised of 11 chapters profoundly describing the uniqueness of
plant structure, growth and development, photosynthesis and
respiration, and growth regulation in woody species. It summarizes
findings in the responses of woody plants to major environmental
stresses including drought, nutrient deficiency, salinity, low
temperature, oxidative stress, heavy metal, and multiple stresses.
Features: Provides a comprehensive review of physiological and
molecular aspects of woody plants responding to some major
environmental stresses. Bridges the gap between woody and
herbaceous species in the field of general physiology and stress
physiology. Describes the uniqueness of woody plants in plant
structure, growth and development, photosynthesis and respiration,
and growth regulation. Summarizes physiological and molecular
responses to the environmental stresses in woody plants. This book
serves as a textbook and major reference by students and
researchers of plant physiology, horticulture, forestry, and plant
molecular biology and teaches a better understanding of the
mechanisms of plant response to individual or combined stresses in
woody species.
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