Plant Stress Physiology and Ecology

Author: Zhao Fugeng
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is one of the "Hot Topics in Ecology Research Series," focusing on the biological and ecological adaptability of plants under adverse conditions, including feedback mechanisms, in response to biotic factors (such as interactions between plants, herbivores and insects, and pathogenic microorganisms) and abiotic factors (such as strong light and ultraviolet radiation, high salt concentration, aluminum metal, and heat stress). Additionally, it introduces the bioecological functions of polyamines, bioactive substances that play a significant role in plant stress resistance. The book compiles the latest domestic and international research findings in plant stress bioecology, offering rich content with illustrations and is both systematic and readable. It serves as a valuable resource for scientists and researchers engaged in plant stress physiological ecology, as well as a reference for faculty and students in relevant academic institutions. This book is one of the "Hot Topics in Ecology Research Series," focusing on the biological and ecological adaptability of plants under adverse conditions, including feedback mechanisms, in response to biotic factors (such as interactions between plants, herbivores and insects, and pathogenic microorganisms) and abiotic factors (such as strong light and ultraviolet radiation, high salt concentration, aluminum metal, and heat stress). Additionally, it introduces the bioecological functions of polyamines, bioactive substances that play a significant role in plant stress resistance. The book compiles the latest domestic and international research findings in plant stress bioecology, offering rich content with illustrations and is both systematic and readable. It serves as a valuable resource for scientists and researchers engaged in plant stress physiological ecology, as well as a reference for faculty and students in relevant academic institutions.