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Die Wirkung von Licht und Strahlung auf die Zelle

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Book cover Allgemeine Physiologie der Pflanzenzelle / General Physiology of the Plant Cell

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In dem vorliegenden Abschnitt sollen die Grundlagen der Wirkungen von Licht und Strahlung auf biologische Objekte, besonders auf die einzelne Zelle, dargestellt werden. Hierüber gibt es eine höchst ausgedehnte Literatur, die insgesamt zu behandeln völlig unmöglich ist. Abgesehen von den später erwähnten Originalarbeiten und Zusammenfassungen einzelner Gebiete sei auf die folgenden, grundlegenden Werke hingewiesen: Dessauer [2], Hollaender [2, 3], Lea, Nickson, Rabinowitch [1, 2], Rajewsky, Timoféeff-Ressovsky und Zimmer, Sommermeyer. Allgemeine Zusammenfassungen finden sich besonders in Butler und Randall (Progress in Biophysics and Biophysical Chemistry), sowie in den Fortschritten der Botanik (Simonis).

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