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Written by an eminent group of international researchers, these papers consider the molecular biology underlying nitrogen fixation. They describe the enzymology, biochemical physiology, and electron transport of various nitrogen-fixing plants, including rhizobium and legumes. Expanding and complementing the earlier volumes, this authoritative collection will provide useful, up-to-date reviews for botanists, plant biochemists and physiologists, and agricultural scientists. From reviews of the earlier "A valuable addition to both personal and institutional libraries. Both the beginning student of nitrogen fixation and the well-established veteran will find the reviews enlightening."-- Soil Science. "Convenient and informative."--American Scientist
This volume investigates the complex molecular and biochemical mechanisms that facilitate nitrogen fixation in various plant species. Edited by W. J. Broughton, the text compiles research from an international group of experts to examine the physiological and enzymatic processes inherent in nitrogen-fixing plants. The book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding how specific biological pathways, such as electron transport, contribute to the overall nitrogen cycle in agricultural and natural ecosystems.
What You Will Find
Experts and academic reviewers characterize this work as a foundational resource for both students and established researchers in the field of plant physiology. The text is noted for its technical density and its utility as a reference for those specializing in agricultural science and biochemistry.
Page Count:
318
Publication Date:
1982-03-11
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198545401
ISBN-13:
9780198545408
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