10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRAUMATONASTY»
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The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms
trapeziform, trapezoid Shaped like a trapezium, i.e. with only two of its four sides
parallel. traumatonasty The movement of a plant in response to wounding. tree A
woody, perennial plant, usually tall, with a single bole or trunk that bears a ...
Michael Hickey, Clive King, 2000
2
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... neurotrauma, trauma, traumasthenia, traumataxis, traumatic, traumatin,
traumatism, traumatology, traumatonasty, traumatop- athy, traumatophilia,
traumatophobia, traumatopnea, traumatopyra, traumatotactic, trau- matotaxis,
traumatotherapy ...
The same is the case for the nastic movements of tendrils which take place on
wounding and on rise of temperature (traumatonasty, thermonasty). On the other
hand, chemonastic movements play an important part in some insectivorous
plants ...
Edgar Nelson Transeau, Homer Cleveland Sampson, Lewis Hanford Tiffany, 1940
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Concise Encyclopedia Biology
Traumatochorism: the active rejection of plant organs, especially flower parts, in
response to wounding. Traumatodinesis: see Dinesis. Traumatonasty: a Nasty (
see) induced by wounding. Collapse of the leaflets of mimosa is normally a ...
5
a text - book of botany
The same is the case for the nastie movements of tendrils which take place on
wounding and on rise of temperature (traumatonasty, thermonasty). On the other
hand chemonastic movements play an important part in some insectivorous
plants.
dr. eduard strasburger, dr. ludwig jost, dr. heinrich schenck, 1912
CHEMONASTY Concerning this matter the most different energies are able to
serve as „ irritations" that is heat (ther- monasty) , chemicals (chemonasty) , shock
(seismonasty) , wounding (traumatonasty) , contact (thigmonasty) etc. All these ...
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German Dictionary of Biology: German-English
... (durch Verletzung hervorgerufene Plasmaströmung) Traumatonastie / (Bot)
traumatonasty Traumatotaxis / (Bot) traumatotaxis Traumatotropismus m (Bot)
traumatotropism TR-DNA /TR-DNA (rechter Teil der T-DNA) Treff bereich m s.
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Strasburger's Text-book of Botany
The same is the case for the nastic movements of tendrils which take place on
wounding and on rise of temperature (traumatonasty, thermonasty). On the other
hand, chemonastic movements play an important part in some insectivorous
plants ...
Eduard Strasburger, Hans Fitting, William Henry Lang, 1921
... 375-376 gravitational effects, 392-395 geotropism, 392-395 mechanical stimuli
, 397, electronasty, 397 seismonasty, 397 thigmotropism, 397 traumatonasty, 397
motion, mechanics of, 366-371 catapulting, 370-371 cohesion, 371 growth, 371 ...
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A Bibliographic Classification: Extended by Systematic ...
... atk Transylvania, Romania, Sched.2, Ivd Transylvanian Alps, " " Iva Trap-door
spiders, GRG Trapa, Trapaceae (Botany), fput Tras-os-Montes (Portugal) Sched.
2, gq Traumatonasty in plants, fdqt Traumatropism " " fdqt Traveler's tree (Botany),
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