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Control of the Flux Equilibrium of Electrochemical Processes and Electric Polarity in the Douglas Fir by Temperature.

• Eivind J. Lund
• Plant physiology

Electric Correlation between Living Cells in Cortex and Wood in the Douglas Fir.

• Eivind J. Lund
• Plant physiology

In presenting the results of the experiments which follow in this paper the writer will, for the sake of simplicity and proper evaluation of the observations, assume that the reader is familiar with… (More)

Comparison of the Effects of Temperature on the Radial and Longitudinal Electric Polarities in Wood and Cortex of the Douglas Fir.

• Eivind J. Lund
• Plant physiology

The unequal effect of O2 concentration on the velocity of oxidation in loci of different electric potential, and glutathione content

• Eivind J. Lund
• Protoplasma
• 2005

From the present and previous work it is believed that the mechanism for continuous production of electric energy by living cells is an integral part of the mechanism of cell oxidation. Since this… (More)

The bio-electric field of the cell and its significance.

• Eivind J. Lund
• Texas reports on biology and medicine
• 1947

External Polarity Potentials in the Apex of the Douglas Fir before and after Mechanical Stimulation.

• Eivind J. Lund
• Plant physiology

In previous work on the electric polarity in the Douglas fir LUND (1, 2, 3) attention was limited to the phenomena occurring in the main axis and lateral branches of the tree. The measurements of P.… (More)

Estimating Dependability of Programmable Systems Using BBNs

• Bjørn Axel Gran, Gustav Dahll, +4 authors Britt J. Ystanes
• SAFECOMP
• 2000

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