10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THERMOTROPISM»
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thermotropism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Experimental Morphology
Causes of Thermotropism. — VAN TIEGHEM suggested, in his a priori account of
thermotropism, that it was due to an unequal growth on the two unequally heated
sides of the organ, the side whose temperature was nearest the optimum ...
Charles Benedict Davenport, 1908
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Experimental Morphology: Effect of chemical and physical ...
Causes of Thermotropism. — Van Tieghem suggested, in his a priori account of
thermotropism, that it was due to an unequal growth on the two unequally heated
sides of the organ, the side whose temperature was nearest the optimum making
...
Charles Benedict Davenport, 1899
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The Plant World: An Illustrated Monthly Journal of Popular ...
Henry Daggett Hooker, Jr. Thermotropism and Hydrotropism. BROWN
UNIVERSITY Benjamin Samuel Levine. The Removal of Natural Impurities of
Cotton Cloth by Action of Bacteria. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Daniel Da Cruz. A
Contribution to ...
THERMOTROPISM OF ROOTS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE HULL
BOTANICAL LABORATORY 102 Sophia Eckersox (with SIX figures) I. The
thermotropic curvatures of certain roots at temperatures from io° to 400 C. II. The
changes in ...
John Merle Coulter, M.S. Coulter, University of Chicago, 1914
More recently there has appeared an article by Pohl13 discussing the
thermotropism of flax. This shows strong resemblances to Anemone stellata,
since it is positively thermotropic when acted on at ordinary temperatures, as by
the sun's rays ...
Plant World Association, Wild Flower Preservation Society, 1914
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The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
THERMOTROPISM OF ROOTS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE HULL
BOTANICAL LABORATORY 192 Soph1a Eckerson (w1th s1x f1gures) I. The
thermotropic curvatures of certain roots at temperatures from 1o° to 400 C. II. The
changes in ...
John Merle Coulter, Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1914
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Gemini Surfactants: Synthesis, Interfacial and ...
The l 2-s- l 2 surfactants with s > 3 showed no thermotropism when investigated
by DSC and optical microscopy [6]. The transition temperature observed between
l20°C and l80°C. depending on the surfactant. was associated to the passage ...
Raoul Zana, Jiding Xia, 2003
A well marked tropic movement seen in the peduncles of Anemone nemerosa is (
1) Thermotropism (2) Diageotropism (3) Rheotropism (4) Plageotropism 47. The
leaves of many plants grow at right angles to the incident light. They described ...
6.5 Thermotropism and Oxytropism Temperature exerts clear effects on all
aspects of plant growth and development. Root thermotropism was first detected
by Barthèlèmy (1884), who performed experiments with hyacinth bulbs floating in
...
Simon Gilroy, Patrick Masson, 2008
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COLOR TECHNOLOGY in the textile industry Second Edition
Dyes may show fluorescence, thermotropism, phototropism or hydrotropism in
the measuring environment, Intrinsic fiber and yarn related physical properties
such as directionality, translucency, texture and uniformity will also affect color ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THERMOTROPISM»
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This natural phenomenon, called thermotropism, is driven by responses to changes in temperature. A leaf's edges, for example, usually dry faster than its core, ... «News@Northeastern, May 12»
