This is a reader that gives a complete overview of the history of photosynthesic carbon metabolism research up to the very latest state of the art. It is a collection of 16 reviews written over 30 years, and therefore offers the unique opportunity to follow the history of any particular topic as it took place.
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From the reviews:
"This book is a collection of the previously published 16 reviews by G.J. Kelly and E. Latzko ... that appeared approximately every 2 years in the series, Progress in Botany. ... This book is a useful addition for the training of graduate students and post-doctoral associates in research laboratories ... . Kelly and Latzko have performed a great service for the field in providing their regular reports that are brought together in this book. ... we recommend this book highly ... ." (Archie R. Portis Jr. and Govindjee, Photosynthesis Research, Vol. 90 (3), 2006)
"Sixteen review articles describing the carbon side of photosynthesis appeared in volumes 36-66 of the book series entitled 'Progress in Botany'. ... The reviews reprinted in original form in this Volume had various subtitles characterizing the most important pool of information or anniversary. ... Every review was accompanied with hundreds of references ... . it is a welcome source of information for young scientists who-I hope-will not only look at internet, but also read books printed on paper." (Z. Sesták, Photosynthetica, Vol. 45 (4), December, 2007)
"This book is a collection of the previously published 16 reviews by G.J. Kelly and E. Latzko ... that appeared approximately every 2 years in the series, Progress in Botany. ... This book is a useful addition for the training of graduate students and post-doctoral associates in research laboratories ... . Kelly and Latzko have performed a great service for the field in providing their regular reports that are brought together in this book. ... we recommend this book highly ... ." (Archie R. Portis Jr. and Govindjee, Photosynthesis Research, Vol. 90 (3), 2006)
"Sixteen review articles describing the carbon side of photosynthesis appeared in volumes 36-66 of the book series entitled 'Progress in Botany'. ... The reviews reprinted in original form in this Volume had various subtitles characterizing the most important pool of information or anniversary. ... Every review was accompanied with hundreds of references ... . it is a welcome source of information for young scientists who-I hope-will not only look at internet, but also read books printed on paper." (Z. Sesták, Photosynthetica, Vol. 45 (4), December, 2007)