228
I.R. Cowan
Kappen L, Haeger S (1991) Stomatal responses of Tradescantia albiftora to changing air
humidity in light and in darkness. J Exp Bot 241: 979-986
Kappen L, Andresen G, Losch R (1987) In situ observations of stomatal movements.
J Exp Bot 38: 126-141
Lange OL, Losch R, Schulze E-D, Kappen L (1971) Responses of stomata to changes in
humidity. Planta 100: 76-86
Lange OL, Schulze E-D, Kappen L, Buschbom U, Evenari M (1975) Photosynthesis of
desert plants as influenced by internal and external factors. In: Gates DM, Schmere RB
(eds) Perspectives of biophysical ecology. Springer, Berlin Heidelbery New York, pp
121-143
Leitgeb H (1886) Beitrage zur Physiologie der SpaltOffnungsapparate. Mittheilungen aus
dem Botanischen Institute zu Graz Bd I
Little CHA, Eidt DC (1968) Effect of abscisic acid on budbreak and transpiration in
woody species. Nature 220: 498-499
Losch R, Schenk B (1978) Humidity responses of stomata and the potassium content of
guard cells. J Exp Bot 29: 781-787
Mac Robbie EAC (1987) Ionic relations of guard cells. In: Zeiger H, Farquhar GD,
Cowan IR (eds) Stomatal function. Stanford University Press, Stanford, pp 125-162
Maercker U (1965a) Mikroautoradiographischer Nachweis tritiumhaltigen Transpiration
wassers. Naturwissenschaften 52: 15
Maercker U (1965b) Zur Kenntnis der Transpiration der Schlie~zellen. Protoplasma 60:
61-78
Maier-Maercker U (1979) "Peristomatal transpiration" and stomatal movement: a controversial view I. Additional proof of peristomatal transpiration by hydrophotography
and a comprehensive discussion in the light of recent results. Z Pflanzenphysiol 91:
25-43
Mark R (1982) Experiments in Gothic architecture. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass
Meidner H (1976) Vapour loss through stomatal pores with the mesophyll tissue excluded.
J Exp Bot 27: 172-174
Meidner H (1982) Guard cell pressures and wall properties during stomatal opening. J
Exp Bot 33: 355-359
Meidner H (1986) Cuticular conductance and the humidity response of stomata. J Exp
Bot 37: 517-525
Meidner H, Edwards M (1975) Direct measurements of turgor pressure potentials of
guard cells, I. J Exp Bot 26: 319-330
Mittleheuser CJ, van Steveninck RFM (1969) Stomatal closure and inhibition of transpiration induced by (RS)-abscisic acid. Nature 221: 281-282
Mohl Hv (1856) Welehe Ursachen bewirken die Erweiterung und Verengung der Spa\toffnungen? Bot Zeit 14: 697-704
Mott KA, Parkhurst DF (1991) Stomatal responses to humidity in air and helox. Plant
Cell Environ 14: 509-515
Nonami H, Schulze E-D, Ziegler H (1990) Mechanisms of stomatal movement in response to air humidity, irradiance and xylem water potential. Planta 183: 57-64
Raschke K (1970) Stomatal responses to pressure changes and interruptions in the water
supply of detached leaves of Zea mays L. Plant Physiol 45: 415-423
Raschke K (1979) Movements of stomata .. In: Haupt W, Feinleib ME (eds) Physiology of
movements. Encyclopedia of plant physiology 7. Berlin Springer Berlin Hedelberg New
York, pp 383-441
Raschke K (1987) Action of abscisic acid on guard cells. In: Zeiger E, Farquhar GD,
Cowan IR (eds) Stomatal function. Stanford University Press, Stanford, pp 253-279
Schimper AFW (1890) Pflanzen-geographlz anf physiologischer fremdlap. Gustav Fischer
Unrle, Jena, 875 pp.
Schon herr J (1976) Water permeability of isolated cuticular membranes: the effect of
cuticular waxes on diffusion of water. Planta 131: 159-164
Schulze E-D, Hall AE (1982) Stomatal responses, water loss and CO2 assimilation
rates of plants in contrasting environments. In: Lange OL, Nobel PS, Osmonol CB,
I.R. Cowan
Kappen L, Haeger S (1991) Stomatal responses of Tradescantia albiftora to changing air
humidity in light and in darkness. J Exp Bot 241: 979-986
Kappen L, Andresen G, Losch R (1987) In situ observations of stomatal movements.
J Exp Bot 38: 126-141
Lange OL, Losch R, Schulze E-D, Kappen L (1971) Responses of stomata to changes in
humidity. Planta 100: 76-86
Lange OL, Schulze E-D, Kappen L, Buschbom U, Evenari M (1975) Photosynthesis of
desert plants as influenced by internal and external factors. In: Gates DM, Schmere RB
(eds) Perspectives of biophysical ecology. Springer, Berlin Heidelbery New York, pp
121-143
Leitgeb H (1886) Beitrage zur Physiologie der SpaltOffnungsapparate. Mittheilungen aus
dem Botanischen Institute zu Graz Bd I
Little CHA, Eidt DC (1968) Effect of abscisic acid on budbreak and transpiration in
woody species. Nature 220: 498-499
Losch R, Schenk B (1978) Humidity responses of stomata and the potassium content of
guard cells. J Exp Bot 29: 781-787
Mac Robbie EAC (1987) Ionic relations of guard cells. In: Zeiger H, Farquhar GD,
Cowan IR (eds) Stomatal function. Stanford University Press, Stanford, pp 125-162
Maercker U (1965a) Mikroautoradiographischer Nachweis tritiumhaltigen Transpiration
wassers. Naturwissenschaften 52: 15
Maercker U (1965b) Zur Kenntnis der Transpiration der Schlie~zellen. Protoplasma 60:
61-78
Maier-Maercker U (1979) "Peristomatal transpiration" and stomatal movement: a controversial view I. Additional proof of peristomatal transpiration by hydrophotography
and a comprehensive discussion in the light of recent results. Z Pflanzenphysiol 91:
25-43
Mark R (1982) Experiments in Gothic architecture. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass
Meidner H (1976) Vapour loss through stomatal pores with the mesophyll tissue excluded.
J Exp Bot 27: 172-174
Meidner H (1982) Guard cell pressures and wall properties during stomatal opening. J
Exp Bot 33: 355-359
Meidner H (1986) Cuticular conductance and the humidity response of stomata. J Exp
Bot 37: 517-525
Meidner H, Edwards M (1975) Direct measurements of turgor pressure potentials of
guard cells, I. J Exp Bot 26: 319-330
Mittleheuser CJ, van Steveninck RFM (1969) Stomatal closure and inhibition of transpiration induced by (RS)-abscisic acid. Nature 221: 281-282
Mohl Hv (1856) Welehe Ursachen bewirken die Erweiterung und Verengung der Spa\toffnungen? Bot Zeit 14: 697-704
Mott KA, Parkhurst DF (1991) Stomatal responses to humidity in air and helox. Plant
Cell Environ 14: 509-515
Nonami H, Schulze E-D, Ziegler H (1990) Mechanisms of stomatal movement in response to air humidity, irradiance and xylem water potential. Planta 183: 57-64
Raschke K (1970) Stomatal responses to pressure changes and interruptions in the water
supply of detached leaves of Zea mays L. Plant Physiol 45: 415-423
Raschke K (1979) Movements of stomata .. In: Haupt W, Feinleib ME (eds) Physiology of
movements. Encyclopedia of plant physiology 7. Berlin Springer Berlin Hedelberg New
York, pp 383-441
Raschke K (1987) Action of abscisic acid on guard cells. In: Zeiger E, Farquhar GD,
Cowan IR (eds) Stomatal function. Stanford University Press, Stanford, pp 253-279
Schimper AFW (1890) Pflanzen-geographlz anf physiologischer fremdlap. Gustav Fischer
Unrle, Jena, 875 pp.
Schon herr J (1976) Water permeability of isolated cuticular membranes: the effect of
cuticular waxes on diffusion of water. Planta 131: 159-164
Schulze E-D, Hall AE (1982) Stomatal responses, water loss and CO2 assimilation
rates of plants in contrasting environments. In: Lange OL, Nobel PS, Osmonol CB,