Principles of Plant Physiology (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore how plants make and use vitamins, and what growth boosters do for greens and crops. This plant physiology text explains how vitamins function in plants, why they’re mostly built by the green world, and how light can transform plant nutrients into usable forms. It ties these ideas to animal nutrition and crop health, showing how plants support overall growth and development.

In approachable terms, you’ll see how concepts like auximones and other growth-promoting factors fit into plant nutrition, the role of bacterized peat, and what chemistry means for farming and food quality. The book connects scientific ideas to practical observations in gardens and fields, helping readers understand why plants matter beyond leaves and stems.

• How plants generate vitamins and why they’re essential for growth


• How sunlight and processing affect vitamin content in plants


• The idea of auximones and other growth-promoting substances


• Connections between plant nutrition and agricultural practice

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