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| Title | Interspecific interactions. — Plant sensing and communication |
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| Creators | Karban Richard |
| Collection | Электронные книги зарубежных издательств ; Общая коллекция |
| Subjects | Plant physiology. ; Plant ecology. ; SCIENCE / Life Sciences / Botany ; EBSCO eBooks |
| Document type | Other |
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| Language | English |
| Rights | Доступ по паролю из сети Интернет (чтение, печать, копирование) |
| Record key | ocn910102995 |
| Record create date | 5/26/2015 |
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- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- 1 - Plant Behavior and Communication
- 1.1 - Plants and animals are different but also similar
- 1.2 - Working definitions
- 1.3 - Plant sensing and communication—organization of this book
- 2 - Plant Sensory Capabilities
- 2.1 - Plants sense their environments
- 2.2 - Plants sense light
- 2.3 - Chemical sensing
- 2.4 - Mechanical sensing—touch
- 2.5 - Plant sensing of temperature, electricity, and sound
- 3 - Plant Learning and Memory
- 3.1 - Do plants learn?
- 3.2 - Learning, memory, and light
- 3.3 - Learning, memory, and perception of chemicals, resources, pathogens, and herbivores
- 3.4 - Learning, memory, and touch
- 3.5 - Learning, memory, and cold
- 3.5 - Transgenerational memory
- 4 - Cues and Signals in Plant Communication
- 4.1 - The nature of cues and signals
- 4.2 - Plant competition—light and hormonal cues
- 4.3 - Cues used in plant defense
- 4.4 - Cues and signals emitted by plants that animals sense
- 5 - Plant Responses to Cues about Resources
- 5.1 - General characteristics of plant responses
- 5.2 - Plants forage for resources
- 5.3 - Integrating resource needs
- 6 - Plant Responses to Herbivory
- 6.1 - Induced responses as plant defenses
- 6.2 - Volatile signals and communication between ramets and individuals
- 6.3 - Indirect defenses against herbivores
- 6.4 - Visual communication between plants and herbivores
- 7 - Plant Communication and Reproduction
- 7.1 - Pollination and communication
- 7.2 - Seed dispersal and communication
- 8 - Microbes and Plant Communication
- 8.1 - Microbes are critical for plant success
- 8.2 - Plants recognize pathogens
- 8.3 - Infested plants attract the microbial enemies of their attackers
- 8.4 - Plants communicate with mycorrhizal fungi
- 8.5 - Plants communicate with N-fixing bacteria
- 9 - Plant Sensing and Communication as Adaptations
- 9.1 - Plant senses and emission of cues—adaptive traits?
- 9.2 - Case studies of adaptations
- 10 - Plant Sensing and Communication in Agriculture and Medicine
- 10.1 - Manipulating the sensing and communication process
- 10.2 - Manipulating resource acquisition and allocation
- 10.3 - Manipulating tolerance to abiotic stress
- 10.4 - Manipulating resistance to pathogens
- 10.5 - Manipulating resistance to herbivores
- 10.6 - Manipulating reproductive timing and effort
- 10.7 - As a source of medicines
- 10.8 - Plant sensing in the future of mankind
- References
- Index
