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Springer Organic Xenobiotics and Plants: Ecophysiology Guide

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Explore how natural and synthetic xenobiotics affect plant functioning in both natural and agricultural ecosystems. This comprehensive volume examines xenobiotics from diverse sources including fires, volcanic eruptions, soil erosion, air pollution, and herbicide application. The book investigates how plants accumulate these compounds and the enzymatic detoxification pathways they employ, including oxidation and reduction mechanisms. Part of the Plant Ecophysiology series from Springer, this resource provides essential insights into the ecophysiological responses of plants when exposed to xenobiotic stress, offering valuable knowledge for researchers, ecologists, and plant scientists studying environmental contamination and plant resilience.

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Covers xenobiotics from both natural sources like volcanic eruptions and soil erosion, and anthropogenic sources including air pollution and herbicides.

Examines enzymatic detoxification reactions in plants, including oxidation and reduction pathways for managing xenobiotic accumulation.

Part of the Plant Ecophysiology series from Springer, providing authoritative scientific content for advanced study.

Addresses how plants respond to xenobiotic exposure despite having limited avoidance mechanisms in natural and agro-ecosystems.

Combines theoretical understanding of xenobiotic effects with practical ecophysiological perspectives on plant functioning.

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Brand: Springer
Format: paperback
ASIN: 9400734069
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Biological Sciences > Animal Sciences > Physiology
Domain: Amazon UK
Publication Date: 02 January 2013
Listed Since: 06 December 2012

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