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This leaf phototropism, called diaphototropism,2 is apparently a more effective
means of enhancing light interception than the leaf orientation by stem
phototropism. The most commonly observed leaf diaphototropism is based on
bending of ...
D.-P. Häder, M. Lebert, 2001
2
Principles of Plant Physiology
However, more recent investigations have shown that light may affect geotropic
reaction, and it is possible that in some cases of apparent diaphototropism,
actually an organ which is orthogeotropic in the dark becomes through the action
of ...
3
Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
AgjSbjS^ an opaque, metallic gray-black monoclinic mineral occurring as
prismatic crystals, having a specific gravity of 5.97 to 6.04 and a hardness of 2.5
to 3 on the Mohs scale; found with galena, dolomite, and quartz. diaphototropism
...
Christopher G. Morris, 1992
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Dictionary of Ecology and Environment
Diaphototropism. The act of self-placing at right angles to incident light. Diapir. An
intrusion which domes up the overlying layers, having cut through lower layers.
Salt domes are examples of diapirs. Diaspore. A portion of a plant such as a ...
... carota. cross-over theorem 218 -, phyllotaxis 311 -, terminology 285
diagravitropism 524 diaphototropism 508 diaspore characteristics 409
dicarboxylate translocator 180 dichlorobenzonitrile (DCB) 105 dichroic
orientation, photoreceptor 96, ...
Hans Mohr, Peter Schopfer, 1995
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Light and Plant Responses: A Study of Plant Photophysiology ...
The integrated nature of these responses can be illustrated by Melilotus indicus,
whose leaf orientation is under photonastic control during the day and nyctinastic
control at night but which also exhibits solar tracking or diaphototropism.222 ...
7
Concise Encyclopedia Biology
Phoxinus sensitive to light. 3) Transverse P. or diaphototropism results in
orientation across the light path, and it is displayed mostly by dorsiventral organs.
Usually, the upper suface of laminate foliage leaves is turned toward the light,
and the ...
The leaf exhibits an apparent diaphototropism in the morning and afternoon, and
an apparent paraphototropism around midday, despite the fact that its lamina
remains stationary. Pulvinated leaves of many leguminous plants move
throughout ...
Dov Koller, Elizabeth Van Volkenburgh, 2011
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Photomorphogenesis in Plants and Bacteria: Function and ...
Both lino (2001) and Koller (2000) have reviewed the extensive literature on this
blue light-activated leaf movement (sometimes called diaphototropism). As early
as 1936, Yin noted that blue light activated the solar-tracking response in Malva ...
Eberhard Schäfer, Ferenc Nagy, 2006
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A Dictionary of Ecology
See also DORMANCY. diaphototropism A tropic response (see TROPISM) of a
plant organ in which it grows at right angles to the stimulus of light. diaspore A *
spore, *seed, or other structure that functions in dispersal; a *propagule. diastem
A ...
