Part VII Physiological Responses of Plants/Crops to Heavy Metal Concentration and
Agrichemicals
37 How Plants Adapt Their Physiology to an Excess of Metals 751
Martine Bertrand, Jean-Claude Guary, and Benoît Schoefs
38 The Negative Action of Toxic Divalent Cations on the Photosynthetic Apparatus 763
Robert Carpentier
39 Physiological Mechanisms of Herbicide Actions 773
Francisco F. de la Rosa
Part VIII Physiological Relationships Between Lower and Higher Plants
40 Parasitic Flowering Plants from Genus Orobanche: DNA Markers, Molecular Evolution,
and Physiological Relations with the Host Plants 789
Ivan N. Minkov and Antoaneta Ljubenova
Part IX Physiology of Lower-Plant Genetics and Development
41 Developmental Genetics in Lower Plants 803
John C. Wallace
Part X Physiology of Higher-Plant/Crop Genetics and Development
42 Photosynthetic Efficiency and Crop Yield 821
Da-Quan Xu and Yun-Kang Shen
43 Transpiration Efficiency: Avenues for Genetic Improvement 835
G. V. Subbarao and Chris Johansen
44 Physiological Mechanisms Relevant to Genetic Improvement of Salinity Tolerance
in Crop Plants 857
G. V. Subbarao and Chris Johansen
45 Glycine Betaine Accumulation: Its Role in Stress Resistance in Crop Plants 881
G. V. Subbarao, Lanfang He Levine, Raymond M. Wheeler, and Gary W. Stutte
Part XI Using Computer Modeling in Plant Physiology
46 Computer Simulation of Plant and Crop Allocation Processes 909
Donna M. Dubay and Monica A. Madore
Part XII Plant/Crop Physiology Under Controlled Conditions, in Space, and on Other Planets
47 Composite Lighting for Controlled-Environment Plant Factories 915
Joel L. Cuello
48 Plant Growth and Human Life Support for Space Travel 925
Raymond M. Wheeler, Gary W. Stutte, G. V. Subbarao, and Neil C. Yorio
Index 943
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