Springer Plant Tropisms and Growth Movements - Springer Science Book

Springer publication covering plant tropisms and the physiological mechanisms that drive orientation changes in plant organs.

Explores growth movement responses across higher plants, ferns, fungi and algae with comparative analysis of their adaptive functions.

Examines the major stimuli that provoke plant growth responses and how these interactions optimise energy harvest in natural environments.

Designed for research students, lecturers in plant physiology, and agriculture and plant biochemistry professionals seeking detailed botanical knowledge.

Emphasises the functional significance of growth movements to plants, connecting theory to real-world ecological applications.