10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AEROTROPIC»
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aerotropic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aerotropic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Principles of Plant Physiology
Pfeffer recorded that Celakovsky found hyphae of Dictyuchus monosporus to be
positively aerotropic to oxygen. Also according to Molisch, roots are negatively
aerotropic to gases other than oxygen, including carbon dioxide, ammonia, coal ...
2
Growth and Mineral Nutrition of Field Crops, Third Edition
Cultivars tolerant to waterlogging respond with the production of aerotropic or
floating roots (Shah, 1951; Srinivasan and Batcha, 1962). Some Florida cultivars
exhibit better growth with water tables at 0.32m than at 0.61 or 0.84m; however,
the ...
Nand Kumar Fageria, Virupax C. Baligar, Charles Allan Jones, 2010
3
Encyclopedia of Soil Science
Shallow rooting is explained by the death of the top roots after reaching the
anoxic layer followed by stimulation of lateral root growth and by aerotropic root
growth. Roots growing in an environment with restricted oxygen supply are
thicker, ...
4
Industrial Crops Research Journal
The last category, which is rare, is the aerotropic roots that develop in palms
subjected to water-logged condition. As the fruits were sown in March, the young
seedlings were subjected to heavy monsoon from June to September. Towards
the ...
5
Proceedings of the American Microscopical Society
The branches are still aerotropic, but are much reduced in number. X i- (Both
drawn from photographs of specimens after removal from water or soil, as were
the figures shown in Plates II and III) Plate II. F1g. 1. —Mass of roots of Mikania
taken ...
American Microscopical Society, 1894
6
Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
The horizontal growth of the roots upon the water is an aerotropic movement
determined by the high oxygen-content of the uppermost water-layer. Goebel (
1886 : 249) pointed out that the two tropical genera, Sonneratia and Avicennia, ...
7
Fundamentals Of Botany:
These roots are coral-like in appearance, apogeotropic or aerotropic (negative
geotropic), formed near the soil surface, emerge out in the air, and bluishgreen in
colour. In these roots symbiotically associated blue-green algae are found in the
...
8
Biology of Flowering Plants
A gradation in the degree of moisture induces a hydrotropic curvature towards
the greater saturation. An aerotropic curvature may bring the root towards a
higher concentration of oxygen. Under such. influences, the root tip grows
downwards ...
9
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... aerotherapeutics, aerotherapy, aero- thermodynamic, aerothermodynamically,
aer- othermodynamics, aerothermotherapy, aero- thorox, aerotitis, aerotonometer
. aerotropic, aerotropism, anaerobe, anaerobic, anaerobio- sis, anaerobium, ...
10
Plant-Environment Interactions, Third Edition
Waterlogging tolerance among a diverse range of Trifblium accessions is related
to root porosity, lateral root formation and "aerotropic rooting." Ann. Bot., 88:579,
2001. 139. Xu, K. and Mackill, DJ, A major locus for submergence tolerance ...
