The present work is organised such that the whole phenomenon of flowing is divided into two major steps: 1. the initiation of flower primordia and 2. The development of these primordia into mature flowers until anthesis.

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Publisher

CRC Press

Year

2018

ISBN

9781351092579

Edition

Topic

Biological Sciences

Subtopic

Botany

Index

Biological Sciences

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
SECTION I — CLASSICAL EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEMS AND DATA; ANALYSIS OF COMMON CONCEPTS
Chapter 1 Experimental Systems
Chapter 2 Control by Nutrition and Water Stress
Chapter 3 Control by Daylength
Chapter 4 Light Perception and Time Measurement in Photoperiodism
Chapter 5 Control by Low Temperature
Chapter 6 Classical Theories of Induction
Chapter 7 Age and Flower Initiation
Addendum
References
Glossary
Abbreviations
Species Index
Subject Index