«UV-B» İLE İLİŞKİLİ İNGILIZCE KİTAPLAR
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UV-B ile ilişkili kitaplar ve İngilizce edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
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Causes and Environmental Implications of Increased
UV-
B ...
This book examines the likely impact that increases in UV-B radiation will have on life on earth.
Roy M. Harrison, Ronald E. Hester, 2000
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Plants and
UV-
B: Responses to Environmental Change
A comprehensive review of this important aspect of environmental change.
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UV-
B Effects on Nordic Marine Ecosystem: A Literature Review
On cover: Environment. UV B = ultra violet radiation (280-315 nm).
The book UV-B and Biosphere summarizes the current status of knowledge related to effects of UV-B radiation on plant life, ranging from gene to ecosystem level.
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Plants for Environmental Studies
which results in attenuation of UV-B in the epidermis before it can reach the
interior of the leaf (Caldwell 1981; Murali et al. 1988; Tevini et al. 1988, 1991;
Day et al. 1992; Cen and Bornman 1993; Wilson and Greenberg 1993a).
Biological ...
Wuncheng (Woodr Wang, William R. Lower, Joseph W. Gorsuch, 1997
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Environmental
UV Radiation: Impact on Ecosystems and Human ...
Gonzalez et al.24 and Nogués et al.14 demonstrated that UV-B decreases leaf
cell number and cell division. Repair of UV-B damage to DNA before replication
and direct UV-B-induced oxidation of tubulin, delaying microtubule formation25 ...
Francesco Ghetti, Giovanni Checcucci, Janet F. Bornman, 2006
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Elevated ultraviolet (
UV)-
B radiation and agriculture
This book illuminates the effects of UV-B on global agriculture. It reviews the assessment methodology, the mechanisms of action and the effects of elevated UV-B on crops, weeds and pathogens.
Sagar V. Krupa, R. N. Kickert, H. J. Jäger, 1998
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Photobiology: The Science of Life and Light
In the aquatic environment UV-B decomposes dissolved organic matter, thus
making the water more transparent and increasing penetration of ultraviolet
radiation, as well as making the organic substances more available for bacterial
growth.
In the UV range, shorter wavelengths (UV-B and UV-C) are more attenuated than
longer wavelengths (UV-A). Nevertheless, UV-B light still penetrates in clear
seawater up to 30 m (Smith et al. 1992) or more (about 50 m in the Antarctica;
Smith ...
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Photosynthesis and the Environment
UV-B exposure (Strid et al., 1990). Levels of PEP carboxylase were also reduced
in corn (Zea mays) a C4 species, but only at very high UV-B radiation levels (Vu
et al., 1982a). Decreases in Rubisco activity can also be implied from other ...
