When crop plants are subjected to soil waterlogging, or an anaerobic condition, their root
and shoot systems respond differently. A variety of morphological and anatomical alterations …

Abstract In June 1998, a Steering and Revisions Committee of the International Institute for
the Unification of Private Law (Unidroit) fleshed out the final version of a" Draft Unidroit …

Soil reduction caused by flooding has profound effects on species adaptation and mineral
nutrition of higher plants. Anaerobic conditions inhibit normal root respiration of higher …

Due to its ability to grow in different agroecological conditions and its moderate drought
tolerance, sunflower may become the oil crop of preference in the future, especially in the …

Ethanol has previously been shown to be present in the xylem sap of flooded and
nonflooded trees. Because of the constitutive presence of alcohol dehydrogenase in the …

Plants grown in containers frequently suffer from difficulties in managing their water status
due to either insufficient or too much water. In the case of the latter, little information is …

Ethanol has long been known as a natural product of fermentation and an important
industrial chemical. Recently it has been recognized as a useful biofuel. However, the …

Abstract Transport and metabolism of [2, 3-14C] 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid
(ACC) from roots to shoots in 4-day-old sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) seedlings were …

Sunflower, a major edible oil crop producing a high-quality and healthful oil for human
consumption and also recycled for use as feedstock to produce biodiesel fuel, is recently …

Approximately 10% of agricultural land is subject to periodic flooding, which reduces the
growth, survivorship, and yield of most crops, reinforcing the need to understand and …