WATER RELATIONS OF PLANTS AND SOILS
By: PAUL J. KRAMER.
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BookPublisher: New Delhi Academic Press 2013Description: 495.ISBN: 978-93-5107-046-7.Subject(s): Roots SystemsDDC classification: 631.4 Summary: Plants use large amount of water in the growth process with important consequences for agriculture and the distributio of plant communities. Water is involved in nearly every aspect of plant activity, ranging from the transport of mineral nutrients and metabolities to growth, metabolism, and gene ation.
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Function,Properties Water Roots Systems Water absorption,Root, Stem Pressures Photosynthesis
Plants use large amount of water in the growth process with important consequences for agriculture and the distributio of plant communities. Water is involved in nearly every aspect of plant activity, ranging from the transport of mineral nutrients and metabolities to growth, metabolism, and gene ation.
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