Bryophyte development: physiology and biochemistry

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Published in 1990: With the accumulation of knowledge in the newer areas of investigations and the increasing degree of specialization, the most satisfactory way of bringing together authentic information in one volume is to invite the specialists in each area to contribute. Abstract: Published in 1990: With the accumulation of knowledge in the newer areas of investigations and the increasing degree of specialization, the most satisfactory way of bringing together authentic information in one volume is to invite the specialists in each area to contribute Content: 1. Protoplasts as Tools in the Study of Moss DevelopmentNeil W. Ashton et al.2. Mutants as Tools for the Analytical Dissection of Cell Differentiation in Physcomitrella patens GametophytesNeil W. Ashton and David J. Cove3. Photomodulation and Protonema DevelopmentElmar Hartmann and Martin Weber4. Hormones of the Moss ProtonemaMartin Bopp5. Growth Regulating Substances in MossesSatish C. Bhatla and Sadhanda Dhingra-Babbar6. Calcium and Cytokinin in MossesM. J. Saunders7. Physiology of Moss-Bacterial AssociationLuretta D. Spiess, Barbara B. Lippincott, and James A. Lippincott8. Sexual Reproduction in Bryophytes in Relation to Physical Factors of the EnvironmentR. E. Longton9. In Vitro Studies on Chemical Regulation of Gametangial Formation in BryophytesR. N. Chopra and Sarla10. Induction and Controlled Differentiation of Callus in MossesM. K. C. Menon and M. Lal11. Growth and Secondary Metabolic Production in Cultured Cells of LiverwortsYoshimoto Ohta, Kenji katoh, and Reiji Takeda12. Morphoregulatory Role of Hydroxyproline-Containing Proteins in Liverworts Dominick V. Basile13. Lunularic Acid in growth and Dormancy of LiverwortsW. W. Schwabe14. Biological Active Substances from BryophytesYoshinori Asakawa