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書目名稱Growth and Defence in Plants影響因子(影響力)




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Conifer Defense Against Insects and Fungal Pathogensapter deals with the economically and ecologically important species of pine (. spp.) and spruce (. spp.). We highlight the anatomical and chemical defenses as well as their biochemical, molecular, and genomic underpinnings.

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The Rhizosphere: Molecular Interactions Between Microorganisms and Rootsorts the plant in the acquisition of water and nutrients, but also modulates its ability to cope with pathogens. This diversity, however, has to be maintained and thus causes a considerable drain of photoassimilates, which are then not available for shoot development. In this chapter, we try to expl

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Stores as Substrate Sources of Respiration: Effects of Nitrogen Stress and Day Lengthharacteristics of stores as substrate suppliers for plant respiration under stresses. Here we review recent work with . L., a perennial grass, subject to nitrogen stress or regular (diurnal) interruptions of photosynthetic activity. This work responds to the following questions: What is the actual c

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Site Conditions and Tree-Internal Nutrient Partitioning in Mature European Beech and Norway Spruce aor tree growth. Thus the nutritional status of European beech (. L.) and Norway spruce (. [L.] Karst.) was, according to current tables, in the normal range. Although the proportion of stem wood was similar for beech (82 %) and spruce (76 %), nutrient partitioning was clearly different, with beech h

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Plants and Their Ectomycorrhizosphere: Cost and Benefit of Symbiotic Soil Organismsthat emanate from the hyphal mantle of ectomycorrhizae that envelopes the short roots. The mycelia differ fungal species-dependent regarding range, density and differentiation. Contingent upon the amount of sugars available for the ectomycorrhizal fungi — controlled, e.g. by elevated above-ground co