Plant physiology, 3rd ed by Lincoln Taiz and Eduardo Zeiger Pdf Free Download

 

Introduction: 

Plant physiology is part of the essential core curriculum every botanist has to master. 

Plant physiology by Taiz and Zeiger (and a plethora of contributing expert authors) is a well‐received, established textbook aimed at students taking introductory courses in the field. In another words Plant Physiology is Basic to Advance book  commonly popular among undergraduate and Postgraduate level of various discipline like Agriculture, Botany, Forestry and Bio Technology.  The main attraction of the book is it is well explained and well Illustrated with Colored Figures which make easy to understand. 

Plant Physiology is a modern textbook with a refreshing style and layout. The overall impression is one of a well‐thought‐out teaching aid. The authors/editors have achieved a remarkable feat in bringing it up‐to‐date without allowing any dead wood to accumulate 

Major Contents: 

• Chapter 1: Plant Cells 
• Chapter 2: Energy and Enzymes
• Chapter 3: Transportation and Translocation of Solutes
• Chapter 4: Water Balance of Plants
• Chapter 5: Mineral Nutrition
• Chapter 6: Solute Transport
• Chapter 7: Photosynthesis
• Chapter 8: Photosynthesis- Carbon Reactions
• Chapter 9: Photosynthesis- Physiological and Ecological Considerations
• Chapter 10: Translocation in the Phloem
• Chapter 11: Respiration and Lipid Metabolism
• Chapter 12: Assimilation of Mineral Nutrients 
• Chapter 13: Secondary Metabolites and Plant Defense
• Chapter 14: Gene Expression and Signal Transduction
• Chapter 15: Cell Wall: Structure, Bio genesis and Expansion
• Chapter 16: Growth and Development 
• Chapter 17: Phytochrome and light control of plant development 
• Chapter 18: Blue-Light Responses: Stomatal Movements
• Chapter 19: Auxin: The Growth Hormone
• Chapter 20: Gibberellins: Regulators of Plant Height
• Chapter 21: Cytokinin: Regulators of Cell Division
• Chapter 22: Ethylene: The Gaseous Hormone
• Chapter 23: Abscisic Acid: A Seed Maturation and Antistress Signal
• Chapter 24: The Control of Flowering. 

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