Physiological responses of fruit trees to stress

Author: Chen Liusong, Liu Xinghui
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Fruit tree stress physiology is an interdisciplinary field that intersects fruit science, plant ecology, and plant physiology. It is both a significant area within fruit science and an applied branch of plant ecology and physiology. Based on years of research and the collection of relevant materials, the authors have written this book, striving to reflect the systematic research achievements and cutting-edge developments in the field of modern fruit tree stress physiology. The book is divided into thirteen chapters: Fruit Tree Growth, Fruit Production, and Environment; Changes in Nitrogenous Compounds in Fruit Trees Under Stress; Changes in Active Oxygen Metabolism in Fruit Trees Under Stress; Temperature Stress Physiology of Fruit Trees; Drought Stress Physiology of Fruit Trees; Waterlogging Stress Physiology of Fruit Trees; Salt Stress Physiology of Fruit Trees; Heavy Metal Stress Physiology of Fruit Trees; Atmospheric Pollutant Stress Physiology of Fruit Trees; Acid Rain Stress Physiology of Fruit Trees; The Relationship Between Ca and Fruit Tree Stress Resistance; Stress Interactions; Positive Effects of Stress on Fruit Trees. This book can serve as a teaching reference for graduate and undergraduate students in fruit science, as well as for fruit industry professionals and researchers in plant physiology and ecology.