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Hufeland's interest in plant movements.
Chronobiologia, 1991Christoph Wilhelm Hufeland (1762-1836) was one of the eminent physicians at the time of Goethe. When only 21 years old, he followed his father as a medical practitioner in Weimar. In 1793 he became Professor of Medicine at the University of Jena, from where he moved, in 1801, to Berlin as the physician in ordinary to king Friedrich Wilhelm III, council
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Morphogenetic movements in plants
1965It is generally recognized by animal embryologists that one of the most widespread and important developmental process among animals is morphogenetic movement. Because of the fact that plants characteristically possess hard cell walls, these formative movements are relatively rare and therefore have been largely ignored by the botanist.
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quels sont les mouvements que l'on peut observer chez les plantes, mouvements lents ou rapides, a petite ou grande échelle spatiale et/ou temporelle.
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The Hospice Movement: An Oncologist's Viewpoint
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1984Neil Macdonald, N Macdonald
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Plants on the Move: Towards Common Mechanisms Governing Mechanically-Induced Plant Movements
Plant Signaling and Behavior, 2011Livia C T Scorza +1 more
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