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Physiology Of Plants Under Stress: Abiotic Factors (Physiology of Plants Under Stress Vol. 1)
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The first comprehensive treatment of the physiology of plants under stress.
Physiology of Plants Under Stress: Environmental Factors, Volume 1 is a valuable resource for plant physiologists, horticulturists, crop scientists, plant breeders, agronomists, and plant molecular biologists. It provides the most detailed coverage, to date, of the impact of a wide range of environmental variables upon plant structure, development, and growth. Comprehensive in scope, it explores:
* Plant stress physiology fundamentals, including growth regulation, membranes, phytohormones, carbon balance, and the use of stable isotopes in stress studies.
* Relevant physical, chemical, and biological aspects of all forms of environmental stress and their effects upon plant metabolism.
* Multiple levels of adaptation, including behavioral, morphological, anatomical, physiological, and biochemical responses.
* Plant responses to specific environmental stresses such as drought and flooding, light intensity, high heat, chilling and freezing, and other.
* recent advances in microbiology and genetic manipulation in the regulation of metabolic influences.
* And much more.
each chapter concludes with study/review outlines and self-study review questions, making this an ideal text for graduate level courses in plant physiology, horticulture, agronomy, and crop science.
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this is a subject wich represent a biig interress for MI.......2000-02-15
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This extraordinary classic has been variously acclaimed as one of the great books of adventure, travel, anthropology, and spiritual awakening. In 1938-39, a French nobleman spent fifteen months living among the Inuit. He is at first appalled by their way of life: eating rotten raw fish, sleeping with each others wives, ignoring schedules, and helping themselves to his possessions. But as de Poncins odyssey continues, he is transformed from Kabloona, The White Man, an uncomprehending outsider, to someone who finds himself living, for a few short months, as Inuk: a man, preeminently.
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Great descriptions and subtle insights.......2006-12-12
I read this book and thought, yes this Frenchman makes many derogatory and embarassingly insensitive remarks about the Inuit. However, contrary to what one reviewer said below in "Good descriptions, bad insights, July 27, 2005", the author slowly develops a great respect for the intelligence, culture and abilities of these people so much so that he begins to emulate them. It is a subtle conversion story wrapped in a fabulous adventure; thoroughly enjoyable and well worth reading.
Mesmerizing Tale of the Eskimos.......2005-12-08
The audio CD is outstanding...indeed the best I have ever listened to. For one thing, the narrator is marvelous in recreating both the 1930's world of France and Frozen Canada. I can't think of any other book or audio that so successfully transported me into an alien culture. Considering that there are quite a few films and books about Eskimos, why buy this one written 70 years ago? Answer: the literary quality of this work surpasses the prose of the last quarter century. When you listen to the narrator weave his tale, it mirrors the experience of hearing a tobacco chewing explorer slowly recounting his adventures in the wild. The story dives deep into the interior life of the author as much as it details an ethnographic examination of (primitive) Inuit life. The myths and values of the Eskimos contrast sharply with the borgeouis morals of a gentleman of Paris. For example, in Eskimo culture, there is little concept of private property...that's why an Eskimo man will let you borrow his wife or a snow knife. Language in the arctic is far more concrete. A polar bear is HE WHO HAS NO SHADOW. Far away, in the cold Arctic, author Grontran De Poncins learns what it means to be human, a man preeminently. This is a romance, a classic reminiscent of Robinson Crusoe. If you buy the audio CD, you will not be disappointed.
A Magical Book.......2005-01-17
This is a magical book which I first read when I was young. It inspired in me dreams of adventure which I did not follow, but which became a part of my inner life. Now that I am old, I am reading Kabloona again so that I can remember that I once was young.
Haunting and wonderful.......2004-12-23
My good friend and I were talking a while back after I had watched the movie The Fast Runner, which he had recommended. Talk got around to my deciding to send him my old childhood copy (out of print, I believe) of Peter Freuchen's Book of the Eskimos, and his deciding to send me his old childhood copy of Kabloona. Neither of us had ever heard of the other's book. I must say, as much as I've always liked Freuchen, I got the better of the deal!
What a wonderful book. So well written, such nice storytelling, so enjoyable, refreshingly honest, and unexpectedly insightful. It is haunting. It really is in a class by itself, although I have trouble putting my finger on exactly why this is so. All I know is that I did not want it to end, as I'm sure the author did not want his time in the North to end. And, like him, I don't think it will be the same if I go back and try it again. And I know I also had a strange feeling throughout which only later I identified as a form of envy, envy for the experiences this man had and for his ability to experience them so deeply. I've seldom felt envy mixed with awe and admiration like this before.
Of all the book, I was most deeply moved by his account of the priest out in the middle of nowhere who had survived and kept warm in incredible cold merely through the power of faith and prayer. Humbling.
A man comes out of nowhere, lives these experiences, writes this incredible book, and disappears back into nowhere. Amazing. Read it.
I lived there as a child.......2004-12-04
I looked up at the bookshelf over my computer and spotted the battered 1941 edition of Kabloona that has been in my family for 40 years since I first read it in the village of Coppermine (now Kugluktuk) when I was a 12 year old boy in 1961. I decided to do an AMAZON.com search to see if anyone else knew of this marvel that had so enchanted me as a child, and found the site you are now visiting.
We were much more civilized in the Coppermine of 1961 than the same village the author had visited 20 years earlier. We had electricity, and communication with the outside world by a Morse code key at the Department of Transport office, plus we had a scheduled visit by a single-engine Otter every two weeks. It was a magical time for me (adults found it a difficult time, but they simply did not understand things)
The book Kabloona gave me insight into the minds of the people around me. We were a community of 200 Inuit (Eskimos) and 35 whites. The whites had as many of the amenities of civilization as they could garner, but the Inuit lived much as described in De Poncin's book.
I was enthralled by the awesome hunters with their dog sleds and their magnificent huskies, not show dogs or racing dogs, but working dogs that made the difference between life and death. The men would bring back the carcasses of seal and caribou, and the furs they had trapped. The women sewed the furs into beautiful garments that kept man, woman and child warm in intolerably hard winters. It was also the women's job to butcher the carcasses, which they did with incredible speed and skill using only the ulu, or woman's knife. I regularly witnessed the activities of this way of life. De Poncin described all this in his book, but he also gave me insight into the underlying culture I was immersed in.
You can't live the life I led 40 years ago as a boy in the high Canadian arctic, but you can vicariously journey there to an even more primitive time, and enter into the incredible peace and stillness of an arctic winter night in an igloo, or the warmth and safety of a house made of snow as an unbelievable storm rages outside around you.
I recently spoke by satellite telephone to a man in Coppermine from my home in Missouri where I now live, and found that the village I once knew is now a very different place. But you can go back to an earlier era with De Poncin. I assure you, you won't regret your wonderful voyage with him.
I don't know if I'm permitted to speak of it here, but I have described my life in those years in the Arctic in a book, The Boy Who Fell To Earth. It is available at Amazon.com for those would like to buy a hard copy, or can be read for free on my warmbooks.com web site.
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KABLOONA
GONTRAN DE POCINS
Manufacturer: Reynald & Hitchcock
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During the summers of 1991 through 1994 Victoria Jason and two companions - Fred Reffler and Don Starkell - set out to kayak from Churchill, Manitoba to Tuktoyuktuk on the Beaufort Sea. When she set out 1991, Victoria, already a grandmother of two, had only been kayaking for a year and was still recovering from the second of two strokes.
Her 7,500 kilometer journey last four years. In the first year Fred dropped out due to an injury, and Victoria suffered serious internal bleeding ulcers. The second year Victoria and Don reached Gjoa Haven together, but Victoria was forced to drop out there, suffering from edema caused by excessive fatigue. Don continued alone and almost died from extreme frostbite before being rescued by authorities just 46 miles short of Tuktoyuktuk.
Not content with her failure, Victoria returned to the North the following two years and completed her triumphant journey alone from west to east, paddling from Fort Providence on the MacKenzie River to Paulatuk in 1993, and from Paulatuk to Gjoa Haven in 1994.
Among the Inuit people she became known as the Kabloona (the Inuktitut word for stranger) in the Yellow Kayak.
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Even though sleep called I had trouble closing this fine well told adventure!.......2005-09-20
This book was an inspiration for me to buy a kayak and as an humble beginner to get out on the water at the age of 61. The author has the spiritual soul necessary to write such a magical accounting of her travels thru a land of kind people with smiling children. I know that writing is a time consuming task Ms. Jason...but could we have another episode please? I feel sure you will go back to this beautiful region again. Dan Chesser (Chess to my friends) Winston, OR ... In the 1000 valleys of the Umpqua River drainage.
A Brave Woman.......2005-05-15
I read "Kabloona" several years ago and have reread it again twice. Jason not only could write well and make me experience her trip vicariously, she also had the ability to spur me into new and different experiences of my own. Although I have not braved the Arctic as she did, I have conquered my own little fears and challenges. My mother used to wonder why cancer only got the most wonderful, caring, creative people. My mother was right. Jason may not have lived to write book number two, but her energy and her passion have been a road map to women in at least two countries. Thanks for the trip, Victoria!
A vicarious adventure to be sure.......2004-02-24
Victoria Jason makes you feel like you are paddling the kayak. You experience the wind on your cheeks, the cold spray on your face, the pull of the current and strength of the waves on your boat. But even more powerful are the emotions which you share as you glide through the pages like gliding through the water. You sense her anxiety and vulnerability, her regrets and her doubts. She is independent and totally in control of her own destiny in a land where danger lurks in the water, on the land, and in the weather. She misses her family, thinking of her grandkids often. But she also experiences a sense of accomplishment since she is singularly in control. She is one with nature and gains inner peace and tranquility. In the few times she interacts with others, she is met with caring and sincerity, developing friendships and getting to know them better and deeper than one would in a "normal" setting. Unlike her short-time paddling companion, Don Starkell, who seemed to approach the trip as a task--as he against the elements--she embraces the elements and forms a synergy. She doesn't oppose the land, water, weather, or situations, she lets them work for her with finesse. And even when face to face with a grizzly and having a shotgun which could have been a more certain outcome, she chose a flare gun at the grizzly's feet. Maybe she's a paddling grandmother, but she's also an inspiration to all.
A most courageous woman!.......2000-05-27
A friend lended me Victoria's book a few years ago, and I am grateful for that. I found her to be such an inspiration. This book has had a profound influence on my life. Her experiences are fascinating, her inner strength is amazing, and her love for the beauty of man and nature is uplifting.
Victoria was a terrifically generous woman. In spite of the fact that she was battling a very aggressive brain tumor over the last year, she gave me the pleasure of her company for an afternoon during a recent trip through Winnipeg. She spoke of a second book she was working on about her return to the North. Unfortunately this second book remains unfinished, as Victoria passed away on May 20, 2000. She was a great lady!
The most interesting book related to the artic I have read........1999-08-18
Dear Victoria Yes, I still believe you are an amazing woman. You have accomplished so much and with such enthusiasm and serenity. Your love of the north is so well reflected in your book that It continues to make me dream of the day I will attempt a Kayaking tour similar to yours. I should mention we met at the Chateau Larier in Ottawa when one of your relatives was getting Married. My name if it has slipped your mind is Mark MacNeil. At that time you mentioned about a project you were working on in reference to kayaking tours starting at Pelly Bay. I hope everthing worked out. I long to meet with you again someday to talk about your adventures. I also will be sending the book I have found that is about Inuit culture, the one you had not in your vast collection. I'm also waiting patiently for you next book.
Sincerly Mark
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North of the Arctic Circle, beyond the Barren Lands, thinly scattered among the thousands of islands that fill the Glazial Ocean, a handful of Eskimos still live their primitive life untouched by the White man's civilization. 25 Eskimos constituted the entire population of an island ten thousand square miles in extent known as King William Land. to this, the author travelled by ship, by railway and by plane in the summer of 1938. Absorbing, both black and white illustrations and black and white photos of the elders and environment.
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Kabloona
Manufacturer: Time-Life Books
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Will reread this book immediately!.......2006-03-24
An incredible book like this comes along only so often. I LOVE this book. I'm only a few pages from finishing it but I plan to go right back to page one and reread the book. I hate for this book to end.
I've read a lot of books about the cultural life of Arctic Native people and this book is the best one by far. The book is the translated journal (originally written by Frenchman Gontran de Poncins) of the author's travel to and daily living with Canada's Eskimoes (Inuit) in the 1930's. It's raw and piercingly honest -- so insightful. It reads like a fun historical fiction book but the content is pure fact, based on the writer's experiences. de Poncins' writing makes me feel like I'm in the igloo and on the seal hunt. But what has most gotten under my skin about this book is the Inuit's view of the white man -- Kabloona -- and how differently we all interact with and see the world.
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KABLOONA
Gontran de Poncins
Manufacturer: REynal & Hichcock Inc
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ASIN: B000LU1ZN0 |
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Kabloona
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Kabloona
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KABLOONA
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Manufacturer: TIME LIFE CUSTOM PUBLISHING
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A great history supplement.......2006-02-12
The larger than average font and division of topics into articles, rather than as consecutive chapters, make this a great book for children in middle school. It has a nice balance of information on both individual battles as well as a discussion about the tactics of warfare during the period: U-boats, trenches, poisonous gas, dogfights. World War I receives scarecly more than a few paragraphs in many comprehensive history texts for children and this book is a wonderful way to fill in the gaps that occur between the typical textbook treatment which goes something like this, "The war started when Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated in Serbia. Everyone was happy that the long war ended." Another feature appealing its middle school audience: some of the entries in this book are discursive and don't resemble dry encyclopedic entries.
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Great resource of various product designs of the past year.......1999-01-19
As an industrial designer, I found this book very useful as a resource. It has professional designs as well student work. It has a good variety of products as well and it helps give inspiration for those times when you can't find direction. Well worth the price considering how expensive most design annuals are!
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A tale based on the true story of a killer whale. Winner of a Children's Choice Award from the International Reading Association and Children's Book Council.
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The Year of the Whale
Manufacturer: Charles Scribner's Sons
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Scheffer was winner of Burroughs Medal for year's best book in natural history field.
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Delightful, informative book.......2006-07-03
The guy on the cover is no hippie, but he speaks persuasively of the need to conserve our natural resources. His argument is that we cannot justify in logical terms why whales are necessary, but that because they exist and are amazing creatures, we should avoid their destruction -- simply because they are part of what makes life amazing. To reach this point of view, Scheffer shows us a year in the life of a young whale and all of the trials it faces, as well as the life cycle of whales. To many, this is a first introduction to how these creatures exist and what makes them unique and beautiful. I felt a gaining of empathy for whales and recovery from how annoying the "save the whales" people tend to be. If you can find this book, it is a great read that takes on serious issues without being preachy.
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A colorful Bible story about Jonah and the Whale told in captivating rhyme.
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Delta & Dawn: Mother & Baby Whales' Journey
Stefanie Cruz
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Two Lost Whales + One Concerned Newscaster = An Authentic, Breathtaking and Cool New Kids Book
In May 2007 the world watched with awe and concern for the plight of two lost and hurt humpback whales who were trapped for more than two weeks in the Sacramento River.
In Delta & Dawn: Mother & Baby Whales Journey, you ll join Mama Delta & Baby Dawn as they accidentally swim under the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco Bay after being hurt and scared by a big boat, and then wander up the Sacramento River to the Delta town of Rio Vista and the city of Sacramento. The impressive mammals eventually find their back home again to the Pacific Ocean, with lots of help from friendly spectators, scientists and Coast Guard rescuers. They encounter trials, tribulations and fun along the way and Dawn always stays close to her Mama.
Newscaster Stefanie Cruz spent hours covering the story of the lost whales on Good Day Sacramento. From that experience, she documented the whales journey, infusing it with her own perspective as the mother of a toddler. Touched by the bond between the whales, she thought of her young son and how she would never leave his side during times of trouble. That bond was the inspiration for the book. Even when all hope seemed lost, Delta and Dawn always were side by side.
Illustrator Lily Toppenberg, muralist for the Sacramento Zoo, has created an authentic and richly textured view of the humpbacks, their underwater habitats and the sunny landscapes of Northern California. Her stringent attention to detailing the wayward cetaceans and their environment, and cheerful take on their unusual journey make the illustrations in Delta & Dawn: Mother & Baby Whales Journey a delight.
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Full of solid, practical advice and plenty of how-to pictures, Fuchsias is an ideal title for those wanting all their questions answered about these lovely, easy-to-train flowers. Focusing on possible combinations with different varieties, accompanying plants, containers, and growing conditions, you may end up with a different fuchsia in every corner--with 8,000 varieties, it'll be tempting. With so much detail on one particular type of plant, you'll find plenty of direction for growing healthy blooms, no matter what your specific needs may be.
Designed to be a complete do-it-yourself guide, don't let the small format of this book fool you--it's absolutely jam-packed with ideas for all styles of gardens, and as always, publisher Dorling Kindersley manages to take fairly complicated projects and reduce them to a manageable size that even the gardening novice can handle. Practical considerations are dealt with firmly--no skipping such detail work like careful propagation, and don't even think about overfeeding these hardy little troopers. The listings by size, bloom shape, color, and optimal conditions are very specific. New gardeners will find all kinds of useful tips.
Inspirational ideas are plentiful--the garden photographs are lush and detailed and provide all kinds of unusual notions for creating a truly unique gardening space. Whether you're looking to design a bloom-filled row of colorful baskets or a simple row of hardies around the patio, you'll find options for all your projects involving these lovely and versatile plants. --Jill Lightner
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This new generation of compact, attractive handbooks solves garden problems and showcases important plant groups. Endorsed by the American Horticultural Society, every handbook includes clear instruction and full-color photographs to help inspire confidence and ensure success.
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If you love fuchsias, this is one for your library........2001-04-03
Describing over 2,000 fuchsia cultivars and with over 700 close-up color photos of fuchsia flowers, this is a book for those who want to identify and add more plants to their garden. It covers many of the more commonly found fuchsias as well as many of the more unusual ones to be sought. The book is perhaps best for the connoisseur of fuchsias, or those who want to be (like me). About 18 pages cover the history and care of fuchsias and I have found the information helpful.
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Studies in the Aramaic Legal Papyri from Elephantine (Handbook of Oriental Studies/Handbuch Der Orientalistik)
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Juan Pablo II: El Papa Que Abri Fronteras (Prov.)
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In this new Spanish language edition of "Pope John Paul II: Reaching Out Across Borders," Reuters correspondents bring together fresh, unique, and firsthand insights about Pope John Paul II, a vivid portrait of him as a man--and a realistic, forward-looking assessment of his achievements, his legacy, and the Church he leaves to his successors. This book includes coverage of the Pope's May 2003 visit to Spain.
Readers meet the man who, before joining the priesthood, was an athlete, an actor, a soldier, a stonecutter, and a published poet--who changed history by taking on Communism in Poland, then later denounced the spiritual impoverishment of untrammeled capitalism--who transformed the Church's tortured relationship with the Jewish community. Also meet the moral conservative and reformer who led the Church into its third millennium, watching him face storms of debate and scandal within his church, as he carries its message of faith to every corner of the world, and presides over its explosive growth throughout the developing world. This is the only book on Pope John Paul II to draw upon the extraordinary global resources of Reuters, the world's leading news agency. Notable amongst those resources: Vatican correspondent Philip Pullella, a world-renowned expert on Pope John Paul II who organized Reuters' highly successful exhibition of Reuters photographs of the Pope that has been traveled throughout Europe coinciding with the English language version's publication.
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Marxist Intellectuals and the Chinese Labor Movement: A Study of Deng Zhongxia (1894-1933) (Jackson School Publications in International Studies)
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