Life Movements in Plants, Volume IIFront matterReading editionChapter navigation33 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterLIFE MOVEMENTS IN PLANTSPREFACE TO VOLUME II.XXII.—THE BALANCED CRESCOGRAPHXXIII.—ON TROPIC MOVEMENTSXXIV.—TROPIC CURVATURE WITH LONGITUDINAL TRANSMISSION OF EFFECT OF STIMULUSXXV.—TROPIC CURVATURE WITH TRANSVERSE TRANSMISSION OF EFFECT OF STIMULUSXXVI.—MECHANOTROPISM: TWINING OF TENDRILSXXVII.—ON GALVANOTROPISMXXVIII.—ON THERMONASTIC PHENOMENAXXIX.—ON PHOTOTROPISMXXX.—DIA-PHOTOTROPISM AND NEGATIVE PHOTOTROPISMXXXI.—THE RELATION BETWEEN THE QUANTITY OF LIGHT AND THE INDUCED PHOTOTROPIC CURVATUREXXXII.—THE PHOTOTROPIC CURVE AND ITS CHARACTERISTICSXXXIII.—THE TRANSMITTED EFFECT OF PHOTIC STIMULATIONXXXIV.—ON PHOTONASTIC CURVATURESXXXV.—EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON PHOTOTROPIC CURVATUREXXXVI.—ON PHOTOTROPIC TORSIONXXXVII.—RADIO-THERMOTROPISMXXXVIII.—RESPONSE OF PLANTS TO WIRELESS STIMULATIONXXXIX.—GEOTROPISMXL.—GEO-ELECTRIC RESPONSE OF SHOOTXLI.—THE MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL RESPONSE OF ROOT TO VARIOUS STIMULIXLII.—GEO-ELECTRIC RESPONSE OF ROOTXLIII.—LOCALISATION OF GEO-PERCEPTIVE LAYER BY MEANS OF THE ELECTRIC PROBEXLIV.—ON GEOTROPIC TORSIONXLV.—ON THERMO-GEOTROPISMXLVI.—DIURNAL MOVEMENTS IN PLANTSXLVII.—DIURNAL MOVEMENT DUE TO ALTERNATION OF LIGHT AND DARKNESSXLVIII.—DIURNAL MOVEMENT DUE TO VARIATION OF TEMPERATURE AFFECTING GROWTHXLIX.—DAILY MOVEMENT IN PLANTS DUE TO THERMO-GEOTROPISML.—THE AFTER-EFFECT OF LIGHTLI.—THE DIURNAL MOVEMENT OF THE LEAF OF MIMOSABeginning of this editionNext chapter →LIFE MOVEMENTS IN PLANTSAll chapters and sections (33)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsLIFE MOVEMENTS IN PLANTSSections2Volume 2 / Part 3 · Other sectionsXXII.—THE BALANCED CRESCOGRAPHXXIII.—ON TROPIC MOVEMENTSXXIV.—TROPIC CURVATURE WITH LONGITUDINAL TRANSMISSION OF EFFECT OF STIMULUSXXV.—TROPIC CURVATURE WITH TRANSVERSE TRANSMISSION OF EFFECT OF STIMULUSXXVI.—MECHANOTROPISM: TWINING OF TENDRILSXXVII.—ON GALVANOTROPISMXXVIII.—ON THERMONASTIC PHENOMENAXXIX.—ON PHOTOTROPISMXXX.—DIA-PHOTOTROPISM AND NEGATIVE PHOTOTROPISMXXXI.—THE RELATION BETWEEN THE QUANTITY OF LIGHT AND THE INDUCED PHOTOTROPIC CURVATUREXXXII.—THE PHOTOTROPIC CURVE AND ITS CHARACTERISTICSXXXIII.—THE TRANSMITTED EFFECT OF PHOTIC STIMULATIONXXXIV.—ON PHOTONASTIC CURVATURESXXXV.—EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON PHOTOTROPIC CURVATUREXXXVI.—ON PHOTOTROPIC TORSIONXXXVII.—RADIO-THERMOTROPISMXXXVIII.—RESPONSE OF PLANTS TO WIRELESS STIMULATIONXXXIX.—GEOTROPISMXL.—GEO-ELECTRIC RESPONSE OF SHOOTXLI.—THE MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL RESPONSE OF ROOT TO VARIOUS STIMULIXLII.—GEO-ELECTRIC RESPONSE OF ROOTXLIII.—LOCALISATION OF GEO-PERCEPTIVE LAYER BY MEANS OF THE ELECTRIC PROBEXLIV.—ON GEOTROPIC TORSIONXLV.—ON THERMO-GEOTROPISMVolume 2 / Part 4 · Other sectionsXLVI.—DIURNAL MOVEMENTS IN PLANTSXLVII.—DIURNAL MOVEMENT DUE TO ALTERNATION OF LIGHT AND DARKNESSXLVIII.—DIURNAL MOVEMENT DUE TO VARIATION OF TEMPERATURE AFFECTING GROWTHXLIX.—DAILY MOVEMENT IN PLANTS DUE TO THERMO-GEOTROPISML.—THE AFTER-EFFECT OF LIGHTLI.—THE DIURNAL MOVEMENT OF THE LEAF OF MIMOSATRANSACTIONS OF THE BOSE RESEARCH INSTITUTE, CALCUTTA, VOL. II, 1919LIFE MOVEMENTS IN PLANTS →