Full text thread: post papers you want in full text...

hey all,

If Oldpink allows it, I would like to have a thread where Ic'ers can post papers they would like to read in full text, but not have to pay for. I, and others with access to many for-cost academic journals are willing to download the full text, and then upload it here.

Getting the full text without paying for it does not take any money away from the authors; just make sure to cite them because it's only fair to do so.

is that not a copyright violation?

nope I as well have access they are free if you write the author, but electronic databases scan them then charge a premium to view them.

^^^ yea that. The authors, at least every one I have spoken with, are very happy to see their work being read instead of locked in an ivory tower. Just make SURE to cite the authors to give them full credit; that's a deal breaker if it's not done.

Annals of Botany, Volume 47, Issue 1, pp. 169-172, January 1981

Streptovaricin-induced Sex Expression in Male and Female Plants of Cannabis Sativa L.
R. K. Nigam, M. Varkey and D. E. Reuben
Department of Botany, Christ Church College, Kanpur 208 001, UP India

http://aob.oxfordjournals.org/content/47/1/169.full.pdf

Anyone?

spurr said:

^^^ yea that. The authors, at least every one I have spoken with, are very happy to see their work being read instead of locked in an ivory tower. Just make SURE to cite the authors to give them full credit; that's a deal breaker if it's not done.

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I have one extremely exceptional publication by Wilhelm Foissner et al (extraordinary photographs included). I originally bought it from a publishing house online for around $5. When I wanted to reference to a friend and looked it up the price was more like 30 Euro. I emailed Wilhelm and he seemed a little put off that I had got it so inexpensively. So....you never know.

Interesting, I wonder if he was put off by the price as being a poor reflection of his efforts? What I mean is maybe he thought his work was worth more than $5. I wonder how he would feel if asked about people getting his work for free, if the cost was $30. I hazard to guess the two issues are separate.

But you are right: "you never know". Thanks

Bring it.

Bring it.

Bring on the knowledge!

I would like thank everyone who is even thinking of posting up. I just looked into joining the American Horticultural Society, purely for the access to the various journalsand it wasn't cheap.

It is hard info to come by and stay current with unless you are in the world of academia or funded by a corporation.

One point:

If people ask for papers, like HonkeyTonk did above, please allow a few days for them to be uploaded. Some folks have access from their home IP address and some folks, like myself, only have access from Uni IP address.

1. Also, ICmag has a 1 mb size limit for file uploads, so using good file host is an option to upload big files or a collection of files. Preferably people should use file hosts free from JavaScript and ads, and NOT on U.S. soil (do not use RapidShare, MediaFire, etc.; they suck and are on U.S. and use JavaScript). A good example of a good file host is File-Upload ( http://www.file-upload.net ); that is located in Russia and doesn't require JavaScript or use ads.

2. If people upload files to a file host, PLEASE compress the files with 7zip (freeware for windows, linux, mac, etc; http://www.7-zip.org/ ) and use a password to encrypt the file!

Acta Crystallographica Section B
Structural Crystallography and Crystal Chemistry
Volume 33, Part 10 (October 1977) pp. 3211-3214

Cannabidiol
P. G. Jones, L. Falvello, O. Kennard, G. M. Sheldrick and R. Mechoulam

http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/paper?S0567740877010577

I'm going in tomorrow Ill see which papers I can grab and post back tomorrow night.

^^^ ditto

Hi spurr, thanks for offering this. Here are a couple articles I haven't been able to find the full text for, in order of importance for me. At your convenience. peace

Cannabinoids, Immune System and Cytokine Network
Massi, P.1; Vaccani, A.1; Parolaro, D.1
Current Pharmaceutical Design, Volume 12, Number 24, August 2006 , pp. 3135-3146(12)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16918439

Assessment of cannabinoids content in micropropagated plants of Cannabis sativa and their comparison with conventionally propagated plants and mother plant during developmental stages of growth.
Chandra S, Lata H, Mehmedic Z, Khan IA, ElSohly MA.
Planta Med. 2010 May;76(7):743-50. Epub 2009 Nov 30.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19950050

The Cannabinoid System and Cytokine Network
Thomas W. Klein, Brian Lane, Catherine A. Newton, Herman Friedman
Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
Volume 225, Issue 1, pages 1–8, October 2000
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1525-1373.2000.22501.x/abstract

Recent advances in Cannabis sativa research: biosynthetic studies and its potential in biotechnology
Sirikantaramas S, Taura F, Morimoto S, Shoyama Y.
Curr Pharm Biotechnol. 2007 Aug;8(4):237-43.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17691992

Pharmacological Actions of Cannabinoids
R. G. Pertwee
Cannabinoids, Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology, 2005, Volume 168, 1-51, DOI: 10.1007/3-540-26573-2_1
http://www.springerlink.com/content/l62v352u35227778/

Effect of phosphite fertilization on growth, yield and fruit composition of strawberries
Ulvi Moor, Priit Põldmaa, Tõnu Tõnutarea, Kadri Karpa, Marge Starasta and Ele Vool
Scientia Horticulturae Volume 119, Issue 3, 3 February 2009, Pages 264-269

Mother Fu*ker!

I just spent the last 2.5 hours downloading all the papers requested in this thread, plus about 4 other papers I thought sac_beh would like. Just when I was about to put them on my USB drive the god damn computer shut down on me! And the computer I was using, on campus, auto-deletes ALL personal files upon re-boot! GRRRR!

I had about 20 papers I downloaded, some for this thread, others about PPFD and cannabis, Co2 and cannabis, PGRs, etc. Man that sux!

I will go back tomorrow and do it all over again...

spurr said:

Mother Fu*ker!

I just spent the last 2.5 hours downloading all the papers requested in this thread, plus about 4 other papers I thought sac_beh would like. Just when I was about to put them on my USB drive the god damn computer shut down on me! And the computer I was using, on campus, auto-deletes ALL personal files upon re-boot! GRRRR!

I had about 20 papers I downloaded, some for this thread, others about PPFD and cannabis, Co2 and cannabis, PGRs, etc. Man that sux!

I will go back tomorrow and do it all over again...

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sorry! i have done the same shit. very frustrating!

i want to offer the Handbook of Plant and Crop Stress, Second Edition, Expanded and Revised.

i have all chapters in pdf format.

this is the contents for everyone to look at. i think the best way to do this one might be by chapter upon request. i don't know, it's huge.

Preface v
Contributors xiii
PART I: SOIL SALINITY, SODICITY, LOW/HIGH pH, AND SOIL NUTRIENT
DEFICIENCY PROBLEMS
1. Soil Salinity and Sodicity as Particular Plant/Crop Stress Factors 1
Mohammad Pessarakli and I. Szabolcs
2. Influence of Sodium on Soils of Humid Regions 17
V. P. Evangelou and L. M. McDonald, Jr.
3. Impact of Soil pH on Nutrient Uptake by Crop Plants 51
Syed Manzoor Alam, Syed Shamshad Mehdi Naqvi, and Raziuddin Ansari
4. Plant Adaptation to Phosphorus-Limited Tropical Soils 61
Idupulapati M. Rao, D. K. Friesen, and M. Osaki
PART II: PLANTS, CROPS, AND STRESSFUL CONDITIONS
5. Mechanisms Involved in Salt Tolerance of Plants 97
Benjamin Jacoby
6. Plants in Saline Environments 125
Alexandra Poljakoff-Mayber and H. R. Lerner
PART III: PLANT AND CROP RESPONSES UNDER SALT, DROUGHT,
HEAT, TEMPERATURE, LIGHT, AND OTHER STRESSFUL CONDITIONS
7. Germination of Seeds and Propagules Under Salt Stress 153
Abdul Wahid, Ejaz Rasul, and Altaf-ur-Rehman Rao
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Copyright © 1999 by Marcel Dekker, Inc.viii Contents
8. Crop Response and Management of Salt-Affected Soils 169
Leland E. Francois and Eugene V. Maas
9. Mineral Nutrient Acquisition and Response by Plants Grown in Saline
Environments 203
S. R. Grattan and C. M. Grieve
10. Plant Response to Water-Deficit Conditions 231
Flavia Navari-Izzo and Nicoletta Rascio
11. Constraints by Water Stress on Plant Growth 271
Francisco I. Pugnaire, Luis Serrano, and Jose´ Pardos
12. Nutrient Uptake by Plants Under Stress Conditions 285
Syed Manzoor Alam
13. Photosynthesis Under Stress: Stress Signals and Adaptive Response of Chloroplasts 315
Basanti Biswal and U. C. Biswal
14. The Effect of High-Temperature Stress on the Photosynthetic Apparatus 337
Robert Carpentier
15. Altered Nitrogen Metabolism Under Environmental Stress Conditions 349
Etienne Rabe
16. Protein Synthesis by Plants Under Stressful Conditions 365
R. S. Dubey
17. Heat-Shock Proteins and Temperature Stress 399
Hitoshi Nakamoto and Tetsuo Hiyama
18. Growth, Respiration Rate, and Efficiency Responses to Temperature 417
Bruce N. Smith, Angela R. Jones, Lee D. Hansen, and Richard S. Criddle
19. The Effect of Low Temperatures on the Structure of Plant Cells 441
Ja´n Huda´k and Ja´n Salaj
20. Carotenoids and Stress in Higher Plants and Algae 465
Nour-Eddine Rmiki, Benoit Schoefs, and Yves Lemoine
21. Light Stress: Photoinhibition of Photosynthesis in Plants Under Natural Conditions 483
Da-Quan Xu and Yun-Kang Shen
22. Photooxidative Stress in Higher Plants 499
Ivan N. Minkov, Galina T. Jahoubjan, Ilia D. Denev, and Valentina T. Toneva
23. Photosynthetic Pigment Metabolism in Plants During Stress 527
Martine Bertrand and Benoit Schoefs
24. Photoinhibition of Photosystem II in Leaves: Stress, Acclimation, or
Regulatory Response? 545
Christa Critchley, A. Wendy Russell, and Belinda C. Morrison
25. Oxidative Damage to Proteins in Plants 555
Julian P. Whitelegge
Copyright © 1999 by Marcel Dekker, Inc.Contents ix
PART IV: PLANT AND CROP RESPONSES UNDER POLLUTION STRESS
26. Plant Responses to Air Pollution and Heavy Metal Stresses 569
Elena Masarovicˇova´, Alojz Cica´k, and Igor S ˇ tefancˇı´k
27. Effect of Atmospheric Pollution, with Special Reference to Ozone, on Plants
Under Normal and Saline Conditions 599
Raziuddin Ansari, Syed Manzoor Alam, Karen Welware, and Timothy John Flowers
PART V: PLANT AND CROP RESPONSES UNDER AGRICHEMICAL
STRESS CONDITIONS
28. Herbicide-Mediated Changes in the Population and Activity of Root-Associated
Microorganisms: A Potential Cause of Plant Stress 613
Asghar Heydari and Iraj J. Misaghi
29. Photodynamic Herbicides Affecting Structure and Function of the Photosynthetic
Apparatus 625
Agnieszka Mostowska
PART VI: MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGICAL ASPECTS
OF PLANT RESPONSES UNDER SALT, DROUGHT, AND OTHER
ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS CONDITIONS
30. Molecular Responses to Water-Deficit Stress in Woody Plants 641
R. J. Newton, V. Padmanabhan, C. A. Loopstra, and M. A. D. L. Dias
31. DNA Content, Water Relations, and Environmental Stress in Gymnosperms 659
R. J. Newton, M. G. Messina, H. J. Price, and I. Wakamiya-Nobori
32. Osmoregulatory Role of Proline in Plants Exposed to Environmental Stresses 675
Bruria Heuer
33. Glutathione and Its Central Role in Mitigating Plant Stress 697
Chengbin Xiang and David J. Oliver
34. Plant Hormones and Stress Phenomena 709
Syed Shamshad Mehdi Naqvi
35. Abscisic Acid—A Hormonal Long-Distance Stress Signal in Plants Under
Drought and Salt Stress 731
Wolfram Hartung, Andreas D. Peuke, and William J. Davies
36. Changes in Gene Expression in Response to Ultraviolet B–Induced Stress 749
Soheila A.-H.-Mackerness and Brian R. Jordan
37. Molecular Mechanisms of Plant Responses to Elevated Levels of
Tropospheric Ozone 769
Lola Pen˜arrubia and Joaquı´n Moreno
Copyright © 1999 by Marcel Dekker, Incx Contents
PART VII: GENETIC FACTORS AND PLANT/CROP STRESS
38. Genetic Factors Affecting Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Crop Plants 795
Arun Kumar Joshi
PART VIII: EXAMPLES OF EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF SPECIFIC
PLANTS AND CROPS GROWN UNDER SALT, DROUGHT, AND OTHER
ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS CONDITIONS
39. Response of Green Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) to Salt Stress 827
Mohammad Pessarakli
40. Salt and Drought Stress Effects on Metabolic Regulation in Maize 843
Hans-Werner Koyro and Bernhard Huchzermeyer
41. Water Stress and Alfalfa Production 879
Michael J. Ottman
42. Salinity Tolerance in Turfgrasses 891
Kenneth B. Marcum
43. Stress in Wildland Plants: Implications for Ecosystem Structure and Function 907
David G. Williams, Guy R. McPherson, and Jake F. Weltzin
44. Response of Woody Species to Salinity 931
Raziuddin Ansari, Syed Manzoor Alam, Syed Shamshad Mehdi Naqvi, N. E. Marcar,
and S. Ismail
45. Photosynthetic Responses of Citrus to Environmental Changes 947
Joseph C. V. Vu
46. Ecophysiology of Ajuga reptans L. at the Northern Boundary of Its Distribution 963
Tamara K. Golovko and O. V. Dymova
PART IX: FUTURE PROMISES: PLANT AND CROP ADAPTATION AND
CULTIVATION UNDER STRESSFUL CONDITIONS
47. Adaptation of Plants to Anthropogenic and Environmental Stresses: The Effects
of Air Constituents and Plant-Protective Chemicals 973
Klaus P. Bader and Refat Abdel-Basset
48. Ecophysiological Adaptations and Genetic Variability in Mangroves 1011
Prakash Lakshmanan, Mathai Mathews, and Kowk Ki Ho
49. Advances in Water Relation and Moisture Stress Studies of Plants 1029
J. P. Srivastava and D. N. Tyagi
50. Crop Responses to Salt Stress: Seawater Application and Prospects 1041
M. P. Reddy and E. R. R. Iyengar
51. Strategies and Scope for Improving Salinity Tolerance in Crop Plants 1069
G. V. Subbarao and Chris Johansen
Copyright © 1999 by Marcel Dekker, Inc.Contents xi
PART X: CLIMATIC CHANGES, ELEVATED CARBON DIOXIDE,
AND PLANT/CROP RESPONSES
52. Plant and Crop Response to Trends in Climatic Changes 1089
Marie-Louise Champigny and Marianne Mousseau
53. Leaf Development and Acclimation to Elevated CO2 1129
Adam Miller, Martin Spalding, and Steve Rodermel
54. Changes in CO2 Levels and Their Stress Effects on Photosynthetic Carbon Fixation 1137
M. Vivekanandan, R. Suresh Babu, and V. C. Saralabai
55. Effect of Increased Atmospheric CO2 Concentration on Water-Use Efficiency
of Plants 1163
Jana Pospı´sˇilova´ and Jirˇı´ Cˇ atsky´
PART XI: BENEFICIAL ASPECTS OF STRESS
56. Beneficial Aspects of Stress on Plants 1185
William Grierson
Copyright © 1999 by Marcel Dekker, Inc.

delta9nxs said:

sorry! i have done the same shit. very frustrating!

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Haha, yes, but after a few bong hits I am mellow again

delta9nxs said:

i want to offer the Handbook of Plant and Crop Stress, Second Edition, Expanded and Revised.

i have all chapters in pdf format.

this is the contents for everyone to look at. i think the best way to do this one might be by chapter upon request. i don't know, it's huge.

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Great! That would be excellent addition to this sub-forum. Mabye start a thread and upload PDF upon request? It's a great book and you would be doing a good service for uploading the info.

Or you could upload the whole thing (as a compressed and encrypted file) to a file host. I know of a few file hosts from Japan and Russia that accept files up to 100 MB and even up to 1 GB (off shore to the US is good, can't trust US file hosts IMO).

Uploading it as a torrent file could also be a good idea, but then if people don't know how to use bittorrent anonymously they could get their IP address logged by an 'unfriendly'...using "Freenet" to upload the file as a pseudo-torrent file would be great, and it keeps you and the downloaders anonymous.

Honkytonk said:

Annals of Botany, Volume 47, Issue 1, pp. 169-172, January 1981

Streptovaricin-induced Sex Expression in Male and Female Plants of Cannabis Sativa L.
R. K. Nigam, M. Varkey and D. E. Reuben
Department of Botany, Christ Church College, Kanpur 208 001, UP India

http://aob.oxfordjournals.org/content/47/1/169.full.pdf

Anyone?

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Happy 7 said:

Acta Crystallographica Section B
Structural Crystallography and Crystal Chemistry
Volume 33, Part 10 (October 1977) pp. 3211-3214

Cannabidiol
P. G. Jones, L. Falvello, O. Kennard, G. M. Sheldrick and R. Mechoulam

http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/paper?S0567740877010577

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