Transport in Plants [Paperback]

1 The Starting Point.- I Biophysical Background and the Substances Subject to Transport: Chapters 2 and 3.- 2 Biophysical Relations.- 3 The Materials of Transport.- II Complications of Models by Cellular Structures: Chapters 4 to 7.- 4 The Cell Wall as a Phase for Transport.- 5 The Membranes.- 6 The Simplified Cell Models of Transport Physiology.- 7 Correlations Between the Fine Structure of the Cytoplasm and Transport Functions: Futher Complications of the Model.- III Regulation and Control of Transport Processes by Cell Metabolism: Chapters 8 to 10.- 8 Sources of Metabolic Energy for Membrane Transport Mechanisms.- 9 Phytochrome and Phytohormones Affecting Membrane Transport Mechanisms.- 10 Coupling Between Energy-Transfer Processes in Mitochondria and Chloroplasts and Transport Mechanisms at Spatially Separated Membranes.- IV Inter-Cellular and Inter-Organ Transport: Chapters 11 to 13.- 11 Medium-Distance Transport and Long-Distance Transport.- 12 Coupling of Short-Distance, Medium-Distance and Long-Distance Transport in Special Plant Organs and Interconnections Between Different Pathways of Transport.- 13 Transport Regulation in the Plant as a Whole.- References.Springer Book Archives