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245 1 0 _aResponses of Plants to Soil Flooding
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_cedited by Jun-Ichi Sakagami, Mikio Nakazono.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
264 1 _aSingapore :
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300 _aVIII, 185 p. 43 illus., 26 illus. in color.
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505 0 _aChapter 1. Abiotic factors affect plant growth -- Chapter 2. Function and regulation of aquatic adventitious roots -- Chapter 3. Root plasticity for adaptation and productivity of crop plants grown under various water stresses -- Chapter 4. Regulation of root tissue size and adaptations to hypoxia -- Chapter 5. Flood avoidance mechanism via shoot elongation and photosynthesis in rice plants -- Chapter 6. The importance of leaf gas films for gas exchange during submergence.-Chapter 7. Cavity tissue for the internal aeration in plants -- Chapter 8. Development and regulation of a radial oxygen loss barrier to acclimate to anaerobic conditions -- Chapter 9. Oxygen transport and plant ventilation -- Chapter 10. Anaerobic germination in rice -- Chapter 11. Plant morpho-physiological responses to changes in the soil water status. .
520 _aIn this book, leading researchers from this field systematically explain the latest research results on anaerobic responses in plants. The book is characterized by its in-depth coverage of the tolerance functions of plants under hypoxic conditions from a variety of perspectives, with a particular focus on research areas related to molecular biology and genetics. Although drought responses have dominated water stress research in the past, recent floods and attempts to introduce new cropping systems have made it necessary to take measures against excessive water stress injury, and systematic research is needed for this purpose. From this point of view, the approach taken in this book is new and interesting in that it covers basic research and adaptation technologies in the field, and can be applied to various different situations. The focus of this book is how plants can adapt to poor environments and improve productivity under the conditions of soil hypoxia caused by excess water, such as heavy rains and typhoons. From this point of view, the reader will be able to understand the various adaptations of plants to climate change, which will clarify the future directions of research and show the possibility of applying the knowledge and techniques gained in this book to the field. The Sixth Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2021) warns that global warming will proceed faster than previously assumed and that all regions of the world will face increasing changes. “Climate Resilient Development” has been proposed as a key phrase to combat global warming, and it is important to identify the adaptive capacity of plants and improve it where possible. In this regard, the publication of this book, which includes ideas for mitigating flood damage caused by global warming, is extremely important, timely, and rational.
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650 0 _aPlant physiology.
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650 0 _aSoil science.
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