Titlebook: CO2, Temperature, and Trees; Experimental Approac Dieter Overdieck Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016 Tree ecology.Gl

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NX 10 für Einsteiger -kurz und bündig on dark respiration of leaves. CO. efflux from stems is described by exponential curves in response to increasing air temperature. An example of the daily course of fine-root respiration in response to temperature is given.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-5045-4ted by a series of examples. Yearly course of nitrogen concentration shows that, at elevated [CO.], nitrogen concentration is lower in coarse roots but not in fine roots. The “dilution hypothesis” (i.e., that nutrient concentrations in tissues must decrease if more carbon is taken up at elevated [CO

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Anamika Das,Jabez William Osborneminish over time. A growth model is used to extrapolate results from studies on young trees to mature trees. Mostly positive and species-specific effects of increasing temperature on height and basal stem diameter growth are documented. Effects of elevated [CO.] on individual leaf area, specific lea

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Arun G. Ingale,Anuj N. Chaudharihown for temperature but not [CO.] for the bud break time in spring. Both higher temperature and higher [CO.] prolong the life of leaves in autumn. Problems caused by late and early frost events are discussed.

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Narrating the New African Diasporaelevated [CO.]. More living biomass is accumulated each year over up to 6 years of growth at almost doubled ambient [CO.]. Examples of daily courses of CO. gas exchange rates of these stands and canopy gross photosynthesis are calculated by means of the net CO. gas exchange and dark respiration rate

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978-981-10-9464-4Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016