Oct 28, 2013 - Global palaeoclimate reconstructions have been invaluable to our understanding of the causes and effects of climate change, but single-temperature representations of the oceanic mixed layer for data–model comparisons are outdated, and the time for

Harry J. Dowsett, Marci M. Robinson, Danielle K. Stoll, Kevin M. Foley, Andrew L. A. Johnson, Mark Williams, Christina R. Riesselman

Jan 1, 1843 - The ascent of the sap in vegetables has been generally ascribed to a vital contraction either of the vessels or of the cells of the plant: the circumstances of that ascent taking place chiefly at certain seasons of the year, and of the quantity of

Dec 4, 2008 - In this paper, we discuss the merits of two models for the swirl velocity in the core of a confined bidirectional vortex. The first is piecewise, Rankine-like, based on a combined-vortex representation. It stems from the notion that a uniform shear

Brian A Maicke, Joseph Majdalani

Sep 1, 1923 - Although many workers have studied the effect of electric currents on the irritable responses of plants there have been only a few scattered observations of the effect of such currents on the rate of growth. A number of the older workers

Jun 6, 2010 - Nuclear shape and size are emerging as mechanistic regulators of genome function. Yet, the coupling between chromatin assembly and various nuclear and cytoplasmic scaffolds is poorly understood. The present work explores the structural organization

Aprotim Mazumder, G. V. Shivashankar

Jun 22, 1982 - The bog mosses, Sphagnum, form a significant part of the total mass of plants in the world. Their rate of growth depends to a considerable extent on the supply of water to them, and different species occupy characteristic habitats which differ in