Author: Edited by Janice M. Glime
Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 493816310X
Published on: 1988-01
Soft Cover
Most of the mathods applied to bryology are not unique to bryology. Yet, because og their small size, often thick cell walls, secondry compounds, and other differences, bryophytes often require modification of the techniques are used on other plants.The publication of these methods and their modifications are scattered in a tremendous variety of journals, many of which rarely have bryophyte publications and are therefore overlooked by most bryologists. Inromation on sources of materials and equipment is often hard to obtain, especially in some parts of the world, and details of methods are lacking in most journal publications.
Preface
Acknownledgments
Chapter
1. Procedures Used for the Axenic Culture and Experimental Treatmnet of Bryophytes. By D.V.Basile & M.R.Basile
2. A Guide to Axenic Culturing of a Spectrum of Bryophtes. By M.L.Sargent
3. Sphagnum Culture Techniques. By H.Rudolph, M.Kirchhoff & S.Gliesmann
4. Axenic Cultures of Sphagnum on Solid Substrates. By E.Simon
5. An Airlift Fermenter for the Culture of the Moss Physcomitrella patens. By P.J.Hall & D.J.Cove
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40. Fossil Bryophytes and Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Peatlands. By J.A.Janssens
41. Methods in Experimental Bryogeography, A Preliminary Report. By K.A.Meesters & B.O.van Zanten
42. Computer Applications in Bryology. By J.-P.Frahm
43. An "Expert System" Approach to Bryological Identification. By B.J.O Shea
44. A Taxonomy- oriented Computer Language.By A.M.Empain
45. Digital Image Analysis of Develoing Mosses. By M.Michaelis, M.Michaelis & E.Hartmann
46. Microcomputer Applicationa to Large Taxonomic and Biogeographic Data Files. By H.O.Whittier, B.A.Whittier, H.A.Miller & H.Pringle
47. Macrophotographical Techniques of Bryophytes Developed by M.Izawa, a Professional Photographer. By Z.Iwatsuki
48. Starch Gel Electrophoresis: A Tool for Studying the Phylogenetic Systematics and Population Genetics of Mosses. By A. Hofman
49. Usefulness of Electrophoresis for Taxonomy and Genetics of Bryophtes. By M.Krzakowa
50. EDxperimental Methods of Staining with Different Colors in the Stem of Polytrichum. By I.Kawai & J.M.Glime
51. Bryophytes in Educational Contexts. By H.A.Miller
Index
Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 493816310X
Published on: 1988-01
Soft Cover
Most of the mathods applied to bryology are not unique to bryology. Yet, because og their small size, often thick cell walls, secondry compounds, and other differences, bryophytes often require modification of the techniques are used on other plants.The publication of these methods and their modifications are scattered in a tremendous variety of journals, many of which rarely have bryophyte publications and are therefore overlooked by most bryologists. Inromation on sources of materials and equipment is often hard to obtain, especially in some parts of the world, and details of methods are lacking in most journal publications.
Preface
Acknownledgments
Chapter
1. Procedures Used for the Axenic Culture and Experimental Treatmnet of Bryophytes. By D.V.Basile & M.R.Basile
2. A Guide to Axenic Culturing of a Spectrum of Bryophtes. By M.L.Sargent
3. Sphagnum Culture Techniques. By H.Rudolph, M.Kirchhoff & S.Gliesmann
4. Axenic Cultures of Sphagnum on Solid Substrates. By E.Simon
5. An Airlift Fermenter for the Culture of the Moss Physcomitrella patens. By P.J.Hall & D.J.Cove
……
40. Fossil Bryophytes and Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Peatlands. By J.A.Janssens
41. Methods in Experimental Bryogeography, A Preliminary Report. By K.A.Meesters & B.O.van Zanten
42. Computer Applications in Bryology. By J.-P.Frahm
43. An "Expert System" Approach to Bryological Identification. By B.J.O Shea
44. A Taxonomy- oriented Computer Language.By A.M.Empain
45. Digital Image Analysis of Develoing Mosses. By M.Michaelis, M.Michaelis & E.Hartmann
46. Microcomputer Applicationa to Large Taxonomic and Biogeographic Data Files. By H.O.Whittier, B.A.Whittier, H.A.Miller & H.Pringle
47. Macrophotographical Techniques of Bryophytes Developed by M.Izawa, a Professional Photographer. By Z.Iwatsuki
48. Starch Gel Electrophoresis: A Tool for Studying the Phylogenetic Systematics and Population Genetics of Mosses. By A. Hofman
49. Usefulness of Electrophoresis for Taxonomy and Genetics of Bryophtes. By M.Krzakowa
50. EDxperimental Methods of Staining with Different Colors in the Stem of Polytrichum. By I.Kawai & J.M.Glime
51. Bryophytes in Educational Contexts. By H.A.Miller
Index