London: Kegan Paul, 1936; Jung, C. G., Psychological Types, New York, Harcourt Brace, 1923, are well-known examples of this approach. 3Chapple, E. D., Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 25, 2, 1939. 4 Crozier, W. J., and Hoagland, H., "The Study of Living Organisms," in Murchison, C., A Handbook of General Experimental Psychology, Worcester, Mass., Clark University Press, 1934, p. 3 and ff. 6 Crozier, W. J...

the novel , when nietzsche wept , by arvin d . yalom , has efficiently manifested the ties between literature and psychology , and it was so imperssive that immadiately a movie with the same name was made that became very famous and won many awards . the writer has aimed to demonstrate the psychoneurosis treatment of two western geniuses . in this essay , attempts has been made to evaluate the ...

Although chlorine (CI) is the most abundant micronutrient in most plant tissues, Turner and Hummel (1992) reported that "deficiency symptoms or beneficial responses of turfgrasses to Cl have not been reported." This apparent inconsistency reflects the simple fact that Cl is ubiquitous in nature, and deficiency symptoms are never observed in turfgrasses or any other plants. It was not until 1954...

Monosomy of an autosome is widely thought to be lethal (Patau, I963). Deficiencies due to deletions of chromosomes I8 and 5 are well documented (de Grouchy, Lamy, Thieffry, Arthuis, and Salmon, I963; Lejeune, Lafourcade, Berger, Vialatte, Boeswillwald, Seringe, and Turpin, I963), and reciprocal translocations which can arise in a carrier person and result in unbalanced offspring with duplicatio...

Sap analysis in combination with analysis of the complete tissue is particularly useful in gaining information concerning the distribution of elements between fluids and solids of a given tissue and the relative availability of elements for conditioning metabolic processes of the plant. Two methods, killing by heat and killing by freezing with solid carbon dioxide, are readily adapted to the pr...

6. HAGEN, C. E. and HOPKINS, H. T. Ionic species in orthophosphate absorption by barley roots. Plant Physiol. 30: 193-199. 1955. 7. HOPE, A. B. and STEVENS, P. G. Electric potential differences in bean roots and their relation to salt uptake. Australian Jour. Sci. Research B5: 335343. 1952. 8. JACOBSON, Louis Carbon dioxide fixation and ion absorption in barley roots. Plant Physiol. 30: 264-269...

exchange of radioactive isotopes in the culture medium for non-radioactive isotopes in the roots. The fraction of potassium present in the root capable of rapid exchange for isotopes in the culture medium is calculated. This fraction is believed to be associated with the colloidal phases of the protoplasm and cell wall, and for this reason may have a special significance for the study of certai...

BACKGROUND The Register of Antarctic Marine Species (RAMS, De Broyer et al. 2015) is the regional component of the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS Editorial Board 2015) in the Southern Ocean. It has been operating for the last ten years, with a special effort devoted towards its completion after the International Polar Year (IPY) in 2007-2008, in the framework of the Census of Antarctic...