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Frontiers of Comparative Plant Ecology: A Phytology Symposium
Rorison, I.H.; Grime, J.P.; Hunt, R.; Hendry, G.A.F.; Lewis, D.H.
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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. A Symposium to Mark the Silver Jubilee of the Establishment of the Unit of Comparative Plant Ecology. 317 pp. Very good paperback. Previous owner's blind stamp on title page, otherwise clean and unmarked, nearly As New.
The new Phytologist. Number 106 / 1987 in 2 Volumes. 1) Volume 106,1. No. 1-4 (May-August 1987). 2) Volume 106,2. No. 4 and Supplement to No.1 (May 1987) - Frontiers of comparative plant ecology. --- From the contents (mentioned here are just longer essays with at least 20 pages): Light and temperature dependence of the carbon to chlorophyll a ratio in microalgae and cyanobacteria: implications for physiology and growth of phytoplankton (R.J. Geider) / Effect of pH in flowing nutrient by kiwifruit. I. Leaves. (G.S. Smith, C.J. Clark and H.V. Henderson) / The role of vacuoles (J.A. Raven) / Chloroplast autonomy for the biosynthesis of isopentenyl diphosphate in guayule - Parthenium argentatum Gray (A.Ramachandra Reddy and V.S. Rama Das) / Development of 'epidermal' grafts on cultured internodes of Datura stramonium. (M.A. Holden, C.E. Jeffree and M.M. Yeoman) / The minimum photon requirement for photosynthesis. An analysis of the data of Warburg & Burk (1950) and Yuan, Evans & daniel (1
Tansley, Arthur (Founded in 1902). - Ayres, P.G. / Briggs, D. / Dale, J.E. / Duckett, J.G. / Lewis, D.H. / Mansfield, T.A. / Stribley, D. P. / Syrett, P.J. / West, R. G. / Yeoman, M.M. / I.H. Rorison / J.P. Grime / R. Hunt / G.A.F. Hendry / D.H. Lewi
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Editorial: London, Academic Press, 1987., 1987
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Frontiers of comparative plant ecology
Rorison, I.H., Grime, J.P., Hunt, R., Hendry, G.A.F. & Lewis, D.H. (eds.)
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Goulburn, Rev. E.M.; Rose, Rev. H.J.; Heurtley, Rev. C.A.; Irons, Rev. W.J.; Rorison, Rev. G.; Haddan, Rev. A.W.; Wordsworth, Rev. Chr
Editorial: D. Appleton and Company, New York, 1862
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Añadir al carritoCouverture rigide. Condición: Très bon. 438 p. 13x20cm. Ex libris du Fraser Institute. Reliure d'édition un peu défraîchie (accroc aux coiffe, début de brisure aux mors). code 1118.
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Añadir al carritoEdinburgh and London, Blackwood & Sons, 1861. 8vo (19.0 x 12.4 cm). 180 pp.; several text engravings. Publisher's blind-tooled cloth. Gilt title on the spine. = Few works have had as much impact on the intellectual world as Darwin's On the Origin of Species. The work was too important to be ignored and many writers, scholars, an…d intellectuals tried to fathom its meaning and add their own two cents. The Scottish author Gilbert Rorison (1821-1869) was one of them. Educated at Glasgow University, and minister in the Scottish Episcopal Church, he is best known for his "Hymns and Anthems adjusted to the Church Services throughout the Christian Year", first published in 1851. He should, however, not be dismissed as just one of the many opponents of Darwin whose views were solely based on biblical scripture. In this work he gives a fair account of the geology and palaeontology of Scotland. More importantly, he received the help of Darwin's most powerful opponent, Richard Owen. Darwin, however, remained sceptical, and even saw the humour of it. In a letter to Thomas Huxley he wrote: "In a little Book, just published, called the Three Barriers (a theological hash of old abuse of me) Owen gives to the Author a new resume of his Brain doctrine & I thought you would like to hear of this. He ends with a delightful sentence. 'No science affords more scope or easier ground for the caviller & controversialist; & these do good by preventing scholars from giving more force to generalisations than the master propounding them does, or meant his readers or hearers to give'. You will blush with pleasure to hear that you are of some use to the Master." Old owner's signature and tiny pictorial bookshop label on the front pastedown, tiny bookbinder's label on the rear pastedown, spine and boards partly sunned, otherwise a very good, clean copy. Cat. BM(NH) pp. 423 (under Darwin!), and 1729.
