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2021
During plant-fungal interaction a wide range of molecules play crucial roles in signaling, development and stress response. Understand the fungal and plant cross-talk allows to define the typology of interaction or rather the lifestyle. According to this we can distinguish in biotrophs, necrotrophs or hemibiotrophs fungi.
Beccaccioli M., Scala V., Reverberi M.
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During plant-fungal interaction a wide range of molecules play crucial roles in signaling, development and stress response. Understand the fungal and plant cross-talk allows to define the typology of interaction or rather the lifestyle. According to this we can distinguish in biotrophs, necrotrophs or hemibiotrophs fungi.
Beccaccioli M., Scala V., Reverberi M.
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Plants and Plant Communities [PDF]
, 1998 Our discussions in Chs. 12 and 13 focus on determining which environments were energetically acceptable to animals and on energetic costs of living in those environments. Similar questions apply to the study of plants and plant communities. In this chapter we are interested in the environmental factors that determine temperatures and transpiration ...
John M. Norman, Gaylon S. Campbell
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The Study of Plant Communities [PDF]
Soil Science, 1948 SINCE plant ecology first started, as a distinct division of study within the major science of botany, with the publication of Warming's "Plantes-amfund" in 1895 (first German edition in 1896 and an English edition, "Oeeology of Plants", Oxford, 1909), it has owed much of its rapid growth to American workers.
W. B. Turrill, Henry J. Oosting
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, 2006 Intelligence is an aspect of complex adaptive behaviour and a term not normally applied to plants. This chapter indicates a change in concept is long overdue and if poets can recognize it (above) so should scientists. Networks that control information flow are described as intelligent and such networks exist in all single living cells and inmore ...
D. Volkmann +2 more
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microRNA communication in plants
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2021Betti et al. show that plants can take up microRNAs generated by other plants, and that these exogenous miRNAs are active in silencing the expression of their target genes.
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Plant ecology: Macroparasitism in plant communities
Current Biology, 2021Mistletoes, lianas, vines, and epiphytes fulfill many of the population dynamic criteria of animal macroparasites. A new study illustrates elegant ways to quantify cost to the host and how this impacts competition between mistletoe species. It opens the door to a much fuller consideration of plant parasites as macroparasites.
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1985
The subsequent sections summarize some results of more or less continuous macrophytic vegetation studies between 1959 and 1983. Most of the facts, established before the nuclear power plant came into operation, already have been published (Krausch 1964, 1967, 1968a).
W. Scheffler +2 more
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The subsequent sections summarize some results of more or less continuous macrophytic vegetation studies between 1959 and 1983. Most of the facts, established before the nuclear power plant came into operation, already have been published (Krausch 1964, 1967, 1968a).
W. Scheffler +2 more
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Plant Species and Plant Communities: An Introduction
1978This symposium is dealing with various relations between plant species as basic systematic units and plant communities as basic vegetation units. It will thereby touch upon relations between the respective ecological disciplines as well, disciplines we used to call autecology and synecology.
E. Van Der Maarel, M. J. Adriani
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Competition in Plant Communities
2012Competition is generally understood to refer to the negative effects on plant growth or fitness caused by the presence of neighbors, usually by reducing the availability of resources. Competition can be an important factor controlling plant communities, along with resources, disturbance, herbivory, and mutualisms.
Paul A. Keddy, James Cahill
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