The Osmotic Pressure in the Cells of the Roots and Leaves and Its Relation to Sap Flow and Transpiration

In this groundbreaking study of plant physiology, William Edgar Slagg explores the relationship between osmotic pressure, sap flow, and transpiration. Drawing on a range of experiments and observations, Slagg offers a detailed and insightful analysis of the complex processes that govern plant growth and development.

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