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Parasitology international, 2018
Parasite-induced behavioral changes in their hosts favor to complete the lifecycle of parasites. Schistosome infection is also known to cause physiological changes in infected freshwater snail intermediate hosts.
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Parasite-induced behavioral changes in their hosts favor to complete the lifecycle of parasites. Schistosome infection is also known to cause physiological changes in infected freshwater snail intermediate hosts.
H. Maeda +10 more
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Artificial phototropism for omnidirectional tracking and harvesting of light
Nature Nanotechnology, 2019Xiao-Shi Qian +13 more
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Electrophysiology and Phototropism
2006Plants continually gather information about their environment. The conduction of bioelectrochemical excitation is a fundamental property of living organisms. Cells, tissues, and organs transmit electrochemical signals over short and long distances. The sensitive membranes in phloem cells facilitate the passage of electrical excitations in the form of ...
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1972
It is stated in every textbook of botany that the direction of growth of stems, roots and leaves is influenced by light as well as by gravity. In this phenomenon of plant growth alterations by unilateral light, referred to as phototropism, the stems are generally positively phototropic, roots generally negatively phototropic (if they respond at all ...
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It is stated in every textbook of botany that the direction of growth of stems, roots and leaves is influenced by light as well as by gravity. In this phenomenon of plant growth alterations by unilateral light, referred to as phototropism, the stems are generally positively phototropic, roots generally negatively phototropic (if they respond at all ...
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1991
Phototropism, the curvature of a growing part of a plant or fungus toward or away from light, is a well known, but not particularly well understood, phenomenon. The general topic of phototropism has been extensively reviewed (Foster, 1977; Dennison, 1979; Hertel, 1980; Gressel and Horwitz, 1982; Pohl and Russo, 1984; Briggs and Baskin, 1988; Firn, 1990;
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Phototropism, the curvature of a growing part of a plant or fungus toward or away from light, is a well known, but not particularly well understood, phenomenon. The general topic of phototropism has been extensively reviewed (Foster, 1977; Dennison, 1979; Hertel, 1980; Gressel and Horwitz, 1982; Pohl and Russo, 1984; Briggs and Baskin, 1988; Firn, 1990;
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Studies on phototropic equilibrium and phototropic-geotropic equilibrium in phycomyces
1958Phototropic equilibrium was studied in Stage IV sporangiophores of Phycomyces blakesleeanus by illuminating specimens simultaneously from various directions with two beams of light. The dependence of the equilibrium position upon the angle between the light beams and upon their intensities was investigated and shown to be given by a simple empirical ...
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