Shedding of Plants Parts

Content: 
PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY: A Series of Monographs, Texts, and Treatises, Page ii, T.T. KOZLOWSKI
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages ix-x
Preface, Pages xi-xii, T.T. Kozlowski
1 - Extent and Significance of Shedding of Plant Parts, Pages 1-44, T.T. Kozlowski
2 - Anatomical and Histochemical Changes in Leaf Abscission, Pages 45-83, Barbara D. Webster
3 - Physiological Ecology of Abscission, Pages 85-124, Fredrick T. Addicott, Jessye Lorene Lyon
4 - Internal Factors Regulating Abscission, Pages 125-147, Daphne J. Osborne
5 - Shedding of Shoots and Branches, Pages 149-204, W.F. Millington, W.R. Chaney
6 - Development and Shedding of Bark, Pages 205-236, G.A. Borger
7 - Shedding of Roots, Pages 237-293, G.C. Head
8 - Shedding of Pollen and Seeds, Pages 295-340, Robert G. Stanley, E.G. Kirby
9 - Shedding of Reproductive Structures in Forest Trees, Pages 341-382, G.B. Sweet
10 - Anatomical Changes in Abscission of Reproductive Structures, Pages 383-434, Roy K. Simons
11 - Chemical Thinning of Flowers and Fruits, Pages 435-474, L.J. Edgerton
12 - Chemical Control of Fruit Abscission, Pages 475-524, William C. Cooper, William H. Henry
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 525-541
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 542-560