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National Horticulture LibraryDirectorate Of Horticulture Lalbagh,Bangalore-560004  \nAYbusiness  \n076  \nTE  \nACC.No                     .                    \n2积  \nCALL No 589,03RA0  \nAGRO·BOTANICAL PUBLISHERS(INDIA)  \nPublished by:                         \nAgro Botanical Publishers(India)4E-176,J.N.Vyas Nagar,Bikaner  \n1992/Rs.600.00/US $150.00  \nISBN 81-85031-46-0  \n581.03RAo  \nThe intense specialization that occurs in science today has mentthat scientists working in one field are often not familiar withthe nomenclature used by their colleagues in other fields.This isparticularly so in Botany.  \nThis dictionary provides simple and direct explanation,whilestill maintaning a high academic standard.The dictionaryincludes about 7500 new and old terms to cover pure,appliedand latest aspects of the subject and related fields as economicbotany,classical botany,taxonomy,phycology,mycology,plantphysiology,microbiology,ecology,plant pathology,genetics,molecular biology,boitechnology,ethanobotany,agriculturalbotany including horticulture,  etc.  Commonly usedabbreviations are also included.Synonyms and adjectives havealso been incorporated along with the entry.SI units andprefixes used in botanical words have been listed in appendices.  \nThe Agro's Dictionary of Botany has been prepared to providecurrent knowledge of botany to the readers.With more andmore specialization and expansion of the subject in last fiveyears,many new terms have been introduced.Most of thamhave been incorporated in the present colume.An attempt hasalso been made to give through coverage to vocabulary used inbotany  \nI must express my gratitude to Dr.S.S.Purohit for editing thepresent work.Thanks are due to M/s Agro Botanical Publishers(India)for publication of the book.  \nJuly,1992  \nContents  \nPreface  \nExplanation of 75,00 terms1-584Appendices  \ni  \n1.Fixative and Preservatives  \n2.Dehydrating ClearingMounting Mediaii-vi  \n3.Important Buffersvii-vii  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A zone of delicate,thin walled cellssurrounding a lesion of a leaf,the breakdown of which disjoinsthe affected area from the rest of the leaf.  \nAbscission.The shedding of leaves or fruit as a result ofcambial activity of cells in abscission zone (abscission layer)that extends across the base of the petiole;premature formationof abscission layers (proleptic abscission)is a hyperplasticsymptom o","cbCaimfz8AIriWcf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimfz8AIriWcf","pdf",47574275,616,"English","# Preface\n# Explanation of 7,500 terms (1-584)\n# Appendices (i-vi, i-vii, vii-viii, ix-x, xiii, xiv-xviii)","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of AGRO'S Dictionary of Botany?\",\"answer\":\"It aims to provide current knowledge of botany to readers through simple, direct explanations with a maintained academic standard.\"},{\"question\":\"How many botanical terms does the dictionary include?\",\"answer\":\"The dictionary includes about 7,500 new and old terms covering pure, applied, and the latest aspects of botany.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of additional materials are included beyond term definitions?\",\"answer\":\"It includes common abbreviations, synonyms and adjectives, and appendices listing SI units and prefixes used in botanical words.\"}]","AGRO'S Dictionary of Botany - Preface | PDF",1790615518,949]