Principles of horticultural Physiology / by Durner, Edward Francis

Table of Contents: “…Horticulture: whole plant integration of many disciplines -- The plant hormones -- Growth, development and plant movement -- Physiology of growth in specific organs: roots, stems and leaves -- Physiology of growth in specific organs: flowers, fruit and seeds -- Some abiotic plant stressors: oxygen, minerals and salt -- Water and plants -- Light energy and plant function -- Temperature effects on growth and development of plants -- The soil and its environment -- The greenhouse environment -- Seeding and seedling establishment -- Pruning, training, growth and plant size -- Grafting and rootstocks -- From harvest to market -- Post-harvest physiology -- Human nutrition, phytonutrients, nutraceuticals and horticulture.…”
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Communications policy in transition : the Internet and beyond /

Table of Contents: “…Wireless Internet Access: Comparing the United States -- and Japan 195 -- Emily Moto Murase --III Dilemmas in Development of Communications Infrastructure -- 8 Developing Telecommunications Infrastructure: State and Local -- Policy Collisions 221 -- Sharon Strover and Lon Berquist -- 9 From C to Shining C: Competition and Cross-Subsidy in -- Communications 241 -- Gregory L. …”
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