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Frontispiece | ||
Preface to the second edition | ||
Preface to the first edition | ||
Acknowledgements | ||
Main symbols and abbreviations | ||
1 | A quantitative approach to plant-environment interactions | 1 |
Modelling | 1 | |
Use of experiments | 6 | |
2 | Radiation | 9 |
Radiation laws | 10 | |
Radiation measurement | 19 | |
Radiation in natural environments | 21 | |
Radiation in plant communities | 30 | |
Radiation distribution within plant canopies | 32 | |
Indirect methods for determining canopy structure | 42 | |
Sample problems | 44 | |
3 | Heat, mass and momentum transfer | 46 |
Measures of concentration | 46 | |
Molecular transport processes | 48 | |
Convective and turbulent transfer | 57 | |
Transfer processes within and above plant canopies | 65 | |
Sample problems | 71 | |
4 | Plant water relations | 72 |
Physical and chemical properties of water | 72 | |
Cell water relations | 77 | |
Measurement of plant water status | 82 | |
Hydraulic flow | 88 | |
Liquid phase transport processes | 102 | |
Sample problems | 104 | |
5 | Energy balance and evaporation | 106 |
Energy balance | 106 | |
Measures of water vapour concentration | 109 | |
Evaporation | 112 | |
Evaporation from plant communities | 120 | |
Estimating evaporation rates | 124 | |
Dew | 128 | |
Sample problems | 130 | |
6 | Stomata | 131 |
Distribution of stomata | 131 | |
Stomatal mechanics | 133 | |
Methods of study | 137 | |
Stomatal response to environment | 145 | |
Sample problems | 161 | |
7 | Photosynthesis and respiration | 163 |
Photosynthesis | 163 | |
Respiration | 171 | |
Measurement and analysis of CO2 exchange | 176 | |
Chlorophyll fluorescence | 179 | |
Control of photosynthesis | 185 | |
Carbon isotope discrimination | 193 | |
Response to environment | 195 | |
Photosynthetic models, efficiency and productivity | 203 | |
Evolutionary and ecological aspects | 211 | |
Sample problems | 214 | |
8 | Light and plant development | 215 |
Sample problem | 230 | |
9 | Temperature | 231 |
Physical basis of the control of tissue temperature | 231 | |
Physiological effects of temperature | 239 | |
Effects of temperature on plant development | 246 | |
High temperature injury | 250 | |
Low temperature injury | 251 | |
Ecological aspects | 256 | |
Sample problems | 263 | |
10 | Drought and drought tolerance | 264 |
Plant water deficits and physiological processes | 264 | |
Drought tolerance | 269 | |
Further analysis of water use efficiency | 279 | |
Crop water stress index | 293 | |
11 | Wind, altitude, carbon dioxide and atmospheric pollutants | 296 |
Wind | 296 | |
Altitude | 306 | |
Greenhouse effect | 313 | |
Atmospheric pollutants | 324 | |
12 | Physiology and yield improvement | 332 |
Variety improvement | 334 | |
Modelling and determination of crop ideotype | 339 | |
Development of screening tests | 344 | |
Examples of applications | 346 | |
Appendixes | 355 | |
References | 377 | |
Index | 413 |
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