Orientations and Phototropisms in Fucus and Volvox With Monochromatic Light of Equal Intensities (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171646471)

"Orientations and Phototropisms in Fucus and Volvox With Monochromatic Light of Equal Intensities" explores the phototropic responses of Fucus and Volvox algae to monochromatic light. This scientific study, authored by Annie May Hurd-Karrer, meticulously details experiments conducted to understand how these organisms orient themselves in response to light of different wavelengths but equal intensities. The research provides valuable insights into the physiological mechanisms underlying phototropism in these aquatic species. This book will be of interest to botanists, plant physiologists, and researchers in related fields, offering a detailed examination of light-mediated behavior in simple plant organisms.

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