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CONTENTS OF PREVIOUS VOLUMES

Historical Introduction—F. C. STEWARD

Volume IA . CELLULA R ORGANIZATIO N A N D RESPIRATIO N The Plant Cell and Its Inclusions—R. BROWN

Proteins, Enzymes, and the Mechanism of Enzyme Action—BIRGIT VENNESLAND

Cellular Respiration—DAVID R. GODDARD AND WALTER D . BONNER

Volume IB . PHOTOSYNTHESI S A N D CHEMOSYNTHESI S Energy Storage: Photosynthesis—HANS GAFFRON

Chemosynthesis: The Energy Relations of Chemoautotrophic Organisms—

MARTIN GIBRS AND JEROME A. SCHIFF

Volume II . PLANT S I N RELATIO N T O WATE R A N D SOLUTE S

Cell Membranes: Their Resistance to Penetration and Their Capacity for Transport—RUNAR COLLANDER

Water Relations of Cells—T. A. BENNET-CLARK

The Water Relations to Stomatal Cells and the Mechanisms of Stomatal Movement—Ο. V . S. HEATH

Plants in Relation to Inorganic Salts— F. C. STEWARD AND J . F. SUTCLIFFE Translocation of Organic Solutes—C. A. SWANSON

Translocation of Inorganic Solutes—Ο. BIDDULPH

Transpiration and the Water Economy of Plants—PAUL J . KRAMER

Volume III . INORGANI C NUTRITIO N O F PLANT S

Mineral Nutrition of Plants in Soils and in Culture Media—C. BOULD AND E. J . HEWITT

The Essential Nutrient Elements: Requirements and Interactions in Plants—E. J . HEWITT

Inorganic Nutrient Nutrition of Microorganisms—D. J . D . NICHOLAS Modes of Action of the Essential Mineral Elements—ALVIN NASON

AND WILLIAM D . MCELROY

Biological Nitrogen Fixation—ARTTURI I. VIRTANEN AND JORMA K . ΜΙΕΤΠΝΕΝ

Microbial Activities of Soil as They Affect Plant Nutrition—J. H.

QUASTEL

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Volume IVA . METABOLISM : ORGANI C NUTRITIO N A N D NITROGE N METABOLIS M

Introduction: The Concept of Metabolism—F. C. STEWARD

Photosynthesis (Carbon Assimilation): Environmental and Metabolic Relationships—MOYER D. THOMAS

Micrometeorology and the Physiology of Plants in Their Natural Environment—EDGAR LEMON

The Respiration of Plants and Their Organs—E. W . Y E M M The Respiration of Bulky Organs—DOROTHY F. FORWARD

Metabolism of Nitrogenous Compounds—F. C. STEWARD AND D. B.

DURZAN

Volume IVB . METABOLISM : INTERMEDIAR Y METABOLIS M A N D PATHOLOG Y Carbohydrates: Their Role in Plant Metabolism and Nutrition—MARTIN

GIBBS

Metabolism of the Organic Acids—H. BEEVERS, M. L. STILLER, AND V . S . BUTT

The Plant Lipids—V. S . BUTT AND H . BEEVERS

The Physiology of Parasitic Disease—E. G. BOLLARD AND R. E. F.

MATTHEWS

Volume VA . ANALYSI S O F GROWTH : BEHAVIO R O F PLANT S AN D THEI R ORGAN S

The Quantitative Analysis of Growth—F. J . RICHARDS

Phyllotaxis: A Problem of Growth and Form—F. J . RICHARDS AND W . W . SCHWABE

Tropic, Nastic, and Tactic Responses—NIGEL G. BALL

Chemical Plant Growth Regulation—R. L. WAIN AND C. H . FAWCETT Environmental Factors in Regulation of Growth and Development:

Ecological Factors—F. W . W E N T AND LILLIAN OVERLAND SHEPS

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