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Physiome American Physiological Society International Union of
Physiological Sciences The
Physiological Society Brazilian Society of
Physiology Harper, Douglas...
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Botany, also
called plant science (or
plant sciences),
plant biology or phytology, is the
science of
plant life and a
branch of biology. A botanist, plant...
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Plant physiology is a
subdiscipline of
botany concerned with the functioning, or
physiology, of plants.
Plant physiologists study fundamental processes...
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history of
botany examines the
human effort to
understand life on
Earth by
tracing the
historical development of the
discipline of
botany—that part of...
- medicines, etc. (1887)
Physiological botany: an
abridgement of The students’
guide to structural, morphological, and
physiological botany.
Appleton & Comp....
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shoot bud is
broken during the
second winter.
Physiological dormancy means the embryo, due to
physiological causes,
cannot generate enough power to break...
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botanical terms is a list of
definitions of
terms and
concepts relevant to
botany and
plants in general.
Terms of
plant morphology are
included here as well...
- for
economic purposes (it
eventually developed into a
chair for
physiological botany).
There were very
radical attempts at
reforms which were
never implemented...
- In
botany, an
evergreen is a
plant which has
foliage that
remains green and
functional throughout the year. This
contrasts with
deciduous plants, which...
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cellular biology, development, ecology, genetics, microbiology, anatomy,
physiology,
botany, and zoology.
Additional requirements may
include physics, chemistry...
