### process | growth:

Fungal growth
* Some fungal growth causes infection.
* is based on polarized secretion at sites of cell expansion
  - favored by warm, wet, humid weather, or with heavy dews or irrigation
  - favoured by warm temperatures and high relative humidity
  - seen on undersides of leaves only
* stops when plant-pathogenic fungi enter plant tissues containing systemic fungicides.

Grain growth
* Some grain growth occurs in snow.
* attracts attention
  - much attention
* is driven by the reduction in positive interfacial energy.

Growth strategy
* Growth strategies encourage expansion
  - population expansion
* Growth strategies encourage rapid expansion

Healthy growth
* depends on a healthy soil.
* resumes once the plant is given sufficient light.

Height growth
* begins slightly later in the season than radial growth.
* depends on size.
* has effects
  - profound effects
* is reduced at extremely high and low densities.

Human growth
* Most human growth affects bear habitats
* is an uneven, highly individualized process
  - far from being a simple and uniform process of becoming taller or larger
* occurs at the expense of the forests.

Individual growth
* is related to a variety of experiences, both inside and outside the classroom.
* slows because the systems are stagnated.

Intellectual growth
* can only occur in an environment where students feel comfortable speaking.
* entails the development of academic skills.
* is based on the desire to undertake new challenges, and because of that desire
  - measured in the concepts and terms that one comprehends
* process of discovery , of exploration , of questioning.

### process | growth:

Intussusception
* are growth.
* bowel obstruction in which the bowel folds in on itself.
* causes an obstruction to the passage of intestinal contents beyond the problem.
* common abdominal emergency in young children.
* frequent and important etiology.
* has the highest incidence in infant boys between the ages of four and eight months.
* is an important acquired cause of intestinal obstruction in the child
  - more likely if the child exhibits lethargy
  - rare in adults
* is the telescoping of one portion of the intestine into another
  - the bowel into itself
  - when one part of the intestine folds in on itself
* occurs most commonly in babies between five and nine months of age
  - when part of the bowel folds into itself, forming a tube
* often begins with sudden loud and pained crying caused by abdominal pain.
* rare event.
* serious problem of the intestine, or bowel
  - which requires emergency care
  - with the intestine, or bowel
* telescoping of the bowel that often needs to be fixed with surgery.

Job growth
* increases demand and prices
  - tax revenue for local government
* is fastest in occupations requiring more education
  - one measure of the success of economic development efforts
  - the chief determinant of civic stability
* means the field is growing and new positions are being created.
* occurs in tandem with residential development.
* second important aspect of cities growth and desirability.
* translates into income, population, and household growth.

Larval growth
* Most larval growth shows patterns.
* is related to egg and hatchling size.
* is very slow during autumn and winter
  - through the autumn and winter

Linear growth
* continues until the growth plates fuse at the end of puberty.
* is facilitated in part by increased cellular protein synthesis.
* occurs when a quantity grows by the same amount in each unit of time
  - whenever a factor expands by a constant amount each time period

Logistic growth
* is ageneral model in that the basic pattern fits many species fairly well.
* occurs when all resources are present in vast excess.

Lush growth
* Some lush growth is caused by fungi.
* is ultra-susceptible to fireblight.

Market growth
* is inhibited by a number of factors.
* trusts people to make their own decisions.