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Drug Partitioning and Solvation Environments in Lipid Bilayers
The main goal of this research project was to investigate various factors influencing solute partitioning and solvation in lipid bilayer membranes using liposomes as biomembrane models and applying a combination of spectroscopic and capillary ...
Carrozzino, Jennifer Marie
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Fritillaria unibracteata is a classic perennial alpine herb. In this study, we examined it's responses to shading (SH) and nitrogen addition (NA), as well as its correlation with internal C-N balance to detect how it adjusted to the changes of habitat conditions. Randomized block experiment was carried out in the field in Chuanbeimu Research Station in
Haixia Guo +5 more
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How plants allocate biomass to different parts strongly affects vegetation dynamics and ecosystem processes and services such as productivity and carbon storage.
Eric Meineri +2 more
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Allometric and optimal hypotheses have been widely used to explain biomass partitioning in response to resource changes for individual plants; however, little evidence has been reported from measurements at the community level across a broad geographic ...
Yunfeng Peng, Yuanhe Yang
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Allometric Scaling Laws Linking Biomass and Rooting Depth Vary Across Ontogeny and Functional Groups in Tropical Dry Forest Lianas and Trees [PDF]
There are two theories about how allocation of metabolic products occurs. The allometric biomass partitioning theory (APT) suggests that all plants follow common allometric scaling rules.
Stefan A. Schnitzer +2 more
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Effect of Shading on Biomass and N Mass Partitioning in Paddy Rice Seedlings Through Allometric Analysis [PDF]
An allometric analysis of biomass and N mass allocation of rice (Oryza sativa L.) seedlings under non-shaded (100% of full sunlight) and shaded (30% of full sunlight) treatments were conducted.
H. Zhang +13 more
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Information-Theory Approach to Allometric Growth of Marine Organisms
Allometric growth investigations are usually conducted by fitting the allometric model (L) y = axb ⇔ log y = log a + b log x (y, x are morphometric characters and b the allometric exponent), which is quite simple both conceptually and mathematically, and
Stelios Katsanevakis
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