E. David Ford, Professor Emeritus, Department of Biology, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
E. David Ford is Professor Emeritus, Department of Biology, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. He has taught courses in modelling, plant physiology, introductory biology, and a graduate course in scientific method for which he wrote the successful textbook Scientific Method for Ecological Research (CUP 2000).
Preface 1. Introduction Part I:Variation in Plant Structure and Physiology During Growth 2. Effects of changes in development and plant form on growth 3. Multiple effects of variation in light on the photosynthesis system Part II: Plant Control Systems 4. Control processes of plant growth 5. Processes producing organisation in the plant 6. Stability of the photosynthesis system Part III: The Dynamics of the Relationship Between Architecture and Growth 7. Variation in architectural dynamics and its effects on growth 8. Growth within foliage canopies Part IV: Growth Responses to Environmental Change 9. Growth in a fluctuating environment 10. The aging plant 11. Conclusion
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