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Sand and water culture methods used in the study of plant nutrition

By HEWITT, E J.
England CAB 1952

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Advanced treatise on physical chemistry. V 4

By Partington, J R.
London Longman 1953

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Environmental control of plant growth

London Academic 1963

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Plants and environment: A text book of plant autoecology

By DAUBENMIRE, R F.
John Wiley 1947

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Environmental control of plant growth

New York Academic 1963

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Integrating photochemical light measurement: An ecological study iin the middacnten woodland in Netherland.

By PIERIK, R L M.
Netherland Agricultural University 1965

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Light intensity effects in growth and development of Tulips iin comparison with those in Gladiolus

By WASSINK, E C.
Nederland Mededelingen 1965

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Sand and water culture methods used in the study of plant nutrition

By HEWITT, E J.
England CAB 1952

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Plant response to climatic factors

Paris UNESCO 1973

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Plants and environment: A text book of plant autoecology

By DAUBENMIRE, R F.
John Wiley 1947

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Photosynthesis

By BAKER, Allen V.
New Delhi Affiliated East West 1971

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Commentaries in plant science

Oxford Pergamon 1976

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Biochemistry of photosynthesis

By GREGORY, R P F.
London John Wiley 1977

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Mathematical models in plant physiology

By THORNLEY, J H M.
London Academic 1976

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Environment and the experimental control of plant growth

By DOWNS, R J.
London Academic 1975

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Annual review of plant physiology. V 32.

California Annual Reviews 1982

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Annual review of plant physiology. V 36

California Annual Reviews Inc 1985

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Proceedings of the IInd International Congress on photosynthesis research. V 2. Ion transport and phosphorylation

Hague W Junk 1972

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Sand and water culture methods used in the study of plant nutrition

By HEWITT, E J.
England CAB 1952

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Photosynthesis

By FOGG, G E.
London ELBS 1972

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Effects of stress on photosynthesis:Proceedings of a Conference held at Limburgs Universitaur Centron, Diepenbeck, Belgium 22-27, August 1982

By Marcelle, R.
London Martinus Nijhoff

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Gaseous air pollutants and plant metabolism

By KOZIOT, M J.
London Butterworths 1984

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Predicting photosynthesis for ecosystem models.V 2.

By HESKETH, J D.
Florida CRC 1980

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Photosynthesis. V 4. Regulation of carbon metabolism

By AKOYUNOGLOU, George .
Philadelphia Balaban International Services 1981

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CRC handbook of biosolar resources: V 1.Pt.2: Basic principles

Florida CRC press 1982

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Biochemistry of photosynthesis

By GREGORY, R P F.
Chichester John Wiley 1978

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Molecular biology of plant growth control: Proceedings of the ARCO plant cell research institute - UCLA, symposium held in Lake Tahoe, California, Feb 86

By FOX, J Eugene.
New York Alan R Liss 1987

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Blue light effects in biological systems

By SENGER, Horst.
Berlin Springer Verlag 1984

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Annual review of plant physiology. V 36

California Annual Reviews Inc 1985

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Studies on the physiology of light action.II.The photodynamic action of riboflavin

By Galston Arthur W.
American Journal of Botany 1949 .
773-80

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Drought-induced changes in photosynthesis and chloroplast proteins in young plants of Hevea brasiliensis

By Annamalainathan K.
Natural Rubber Research 2010 .
55-63 , Source Year: 2010

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Performance of cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum J. Press) intercropped at different spacing of rubber (Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg)

By Pathiratna L S S.
Natural Rubber Research 2004 .
150-158

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Higher leaf area per plant can compensate the decline in net photosynthetic rate in moderately shade grown seedlings of Hevea brasiliensis in low winter temperature

By Ray D.
Indian Journal of Plant Physiology 2011 .
185-191

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Drought-induced changes in photosynthesis and chloroplast proteins in young plants of Hevea brasiliensis

By Annamalainathan K.
Natural Rubber Research 2010 .
55-63

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Light damages cell membranes under stress environments: Measurements on membrane stability, photosynthesis and respiration in Hevea

By Nair D.B..
Journal of Plant Biology 1999 .
65-68

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High light and osmotic stress induced fragmentation of genomic DNA in Hevea brasiliensis

By Xavier S.M.
Rubber Science 2017 .
208-212

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Differential photosynthetic response of sun and shade levels of Hevea brasiliensis to varying intensities of light

By Rao G.G..
Treephysindia 82, 1982, Rubber Research Institute of India, Kottayam, India. 1982

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Photosynthetic response of sun and shade levels of Hevea brasiliensis to two light regimes

By Rao G.G..
Seminar of Plant Physiology for Future, 1983, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, India 1983

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Canopy photosynthesis in rubber (Hevea brasiliensis): Characteristics of leaves in relation to light interception

By Satheesan K.V..
In: Advances in photosynthesis research. (Ed.Sybesma) Vol. IV. Martinus Nijhoff/Dr. W. Junk, The Hague, pp. 125-128. 1984

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Seasonal changes in xylem sap flow rate in mature rubber plants

By Annamalainathan K.
PLACROSYM XX, 12-15 December 2012, UPASI Tea Research Foundation, Coimbatore, India, Abstracts, p. 58.

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Leaf anatomy of five medicinal species grown under two light regimes

By Neerakkal I..
Phytomorphology 2001 .
185-189

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Light quint essentially modulates the impact of drought stress on photosynthesis in leaves

By Alam B..
In: Preprints of Papers. International Natural Rubber Conference, India 2005, 6-8 November 2005, Rubber Research Institute of India, Kottayam, Kerala, India, pp. 239-245. 2005

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Effect of light and drought on the photosynthetic apparatus of young rubber plants (Hevea brasiliensis)

By Annamalainathan K..
National Symposium on Current Perspectives in Stress Biology, 6-8 February 2004, University of North Bengal, Siliguri, India, pp. 11-12. 2004

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Partial shading is beneficial in Hevea during summer

By Nair D.B..
In: Plantation crops research and development in the new millennium: Placrosym XIV, 12-15 December 2000, Hyderabad, India. (Eds. P. Rethinam, H.H. Khan, V.M. Reddy, P.K. Mandal and K. Suresh). Coconut Development Board, Kochi, India, pp. 415-419. 2002

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In vivo measurement of chlorophyll a fluorescence for estimation of water deficit stress and high light tolerance in Hevea brasiliensis

By Nair D.B..
National Symposium on Current Perspectives in Stress Biology, 6-8 February 2004, University of North Bengal, Siliguri, India, pp. 11. 2004

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Applilcation of light detection and ranging(Lidar) technology for field monitoring

By Atan S.
IRC 2012. International Rubber Conference, 28-31 October 2012, Kovalam, India, Rubber Research Institute of India, Kottayam and IRRDB, Malaysia: Abstracts. pp.208-209.

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Canopy photosynthetic capacity and light response parameters of rubber Hevea brasiliensis with reference to exploitation

By Gunasekera H K L K.
Current Agriculture Research Journal 2013 .
12-Jan , Source Year: 2013

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Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum J. Pres) intercropped under different inter row spacings of rubber (Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg.): Performance after rubber reached maturity

By Pathiratna L S S.
Journal of the Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka 2007 .
30-46

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Contour and East-West row planting systems of rubber (Hevea) for intercropping Part 1. Effects on growth and yield of component crops

By Pathiratna L S S.
Journal of the Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka 2002 .
53-61

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Contour and East-West row planting systems of rubber (Hevea) for intercropping. Part.II. Distribution of fine roots in the inter row space

By Pathiratna L S S.
Journal of the Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka 2003 .
10-Jan

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