Titlebook: Genetic Engineering of Osmoregulation; Impact of Plant Prod D. W. Rains,R. C. Valentine,Alexander Hollaender Book 1980 Springer Science+Bus

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書目名稱Genetic Engineering of Osmoregulation影響因子(影響力)




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Die Verwendung der Kalkofengase,r in some cases merely the osmotic strength) of their growth medium. The basis of these effects is not fully understood, but an understanding of these phenomena promises to shed light on how cells respond to such enviornmental stress.

OCTO

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98942-0enus . are generally ovoid in shape, 4-15μm wide and 10-25μm long. The cells are motile, due to the presence of two equal long flagellae in each cell, and contain one large cup-shaped chloroplast which occupies about half of the cell volume. The chloroplast contains a large pyrenoid surrounded by polysaccharide granules, the storage product.

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Mucosa

Responses of Plants to Saline Environmentsaves, and the roots, are 85–95 percent water by weight. Desiccation or freezing do not necessarily spell death of all plant cells but slow down to imperceptible rates the metabolic processes of growth and development. Water, then, is of the essence in the functioning of plants.

疾馳

Effect of Electrolytes on Growth of Mutant Bacteriar in some cases merely the osmotic strength) of their growth medium. The basis of these effects is not fully understood, but an understanding of these phenomena promises to shed light on how cells respond to such enviornmental stress.

疾馳

Osmoregulation in the Halophilic Algae , and ,enus . are generally ovoid in shape, 4-15μm wide and 10-25μm long. The cells are motile, due to the presence of two equal long flagellae in each cell, and contain one large cup-shaped chloroplast which occupies about half of the cell volume. The chloroplast contains a large pyrenoid surrounded by polysaccharide granules, the storage product.

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978-1-4684-3727-0Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3725-6food; genetic engineering; genetics; microbes