Titlebook: Biophysical control of microfibril orientation in plant cell walls; Aquatic and terrestr J. D. Boyd Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Med

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General discussion of the significance of biophysics in plant morphology,ed, nor has it identified the prime factors that are central to that control. This situation suggests that the range of methods of investigation may have been less than adequate for this task; it occurred despite the involvement of many scientists with very high, proven capabilities within their separate disciplines.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5434-5available from studies by Probine and Preston (1961), Frei and Preston (1961a, b), Green and Chapman (1955), Green (1958, 1960a) and Gertel and Green (1977). Each of those sets of data will be discussed and reanalysed to the extent practicable. In addition, reference will be made to some more recent observations that are claimed to support MGH.

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Histopathology of chronic rejectionreports in the literature, that during development of cells in the meristematic area, microfibril arrangements apparently are similar for all plants. Later, large variations in microfibril arrangements occur; those tend to be characteristic of species and cell type.

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Book 1985ed to explain differences in microfibril arrangements across anyone such wall. Of those, only the ‘multinet‘ theory, which involves the postulation of reorientation of microfibrils caused by cell extension, now has a substantial number of ad­ herents. However, many scientists are sceptical of its va