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Total pages original book: 604
Includes a PDF summary of 59 pages
Duration of the summary (audio): 45M17S (11.8 MB)
Description or summary of the audiobook: Techniques for Pollination Biologists is the first book to incorporate all techniques published in the pollination literature as well as unpublished methods compiled from practicing pollination biologists. The bibliography includes 1,200 references from more than 200 journals, plus books and previously unpublished materials. Appendices list sources for all the equipment and chemicals needed.This book presents the newest techniques such as fluorescence microscopy to examine pollen tubes, high-pressure liquid chromatography for nectar analysis, and using particle counters to count pollen grains and nuclear magnetic resonance for floral odor analysis. In addition to these sophisticated methods, basic techniques are described for labeling plants, manipulating flowers, marking or excluding, and designing simple but elegant experiments with small budgets. The book also examines potential pitfalls for pollination studies and offers cautionary advice about designing and implementing different types of pollination experiments.
Other categories, genre or collection: Science: General Issues, Biology, Life Sciences, Plant Reproduction & Propagation, Trees, Wildflowers & Plants, Botany & Plant Sciences
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