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Physiological Plant Ecology 1 (1981)
| Author | S.Ichikawa |
| Date | 1981 |
| Classification | 6.01.4.70/14 (RADIATION - CONSEQUENCES - OTHER) |
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7.1 Introduction Various types of ionizing radiations cause diversely different injuries in living organisms, namely, from those at genic or molecular level to those at ecosystem level. These biological responses at different levels result in many cases from some primary radiation effects (sometimes rather simple) on molecules composing living organisms, but magnified through the complicacy and delicacy of life phenomenon and of the structure of organisms, by the self-reproducing function (genetic phenomenon) characteristic of living organisms, and also by the organic interrelation between different organisms. Ionizing radiations to which plant species are exposed include those from space and those emitted by natural or man-made radioactive nuclides.
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