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Oecologia, 1987
Partitioning patterns in 22 exclusively low and 27 exclusively high altitude perennial herbaceous species were examined in order to test the hypothesis that plants of high altitudes allocate more dry matter to below-ground parts and in particular to storage organs, than typical low altitude plants.
Ch, Körner, U, Renhardt
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Partitioning patterns in 22 exclusively low and 27 exclusively high altitude perennial herbaceous species were examined in order to test the hypothesis that plants of high altitudes allocate more dry matter to below-ground parts and in particular to storage organs, than typical low altitude plants.
Ch, Körner, U, Renhardt
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Analysis of the causes of variability of the dry leaf mass-per-area ratio
Biology Bulletin Reviews, 2012The lamina dry mass-area ratio (LMA: Leaf Mass per Area) is a very variable characteristic. Leaf dry mass consists of symplast mass (the set of all leaf protoplasts) and apoplast mass (the set of all cell walls in a leaf). The ratio between symplast and apoplast masses is positively related to any functional leaf trait calculated per unit of dry mass ...
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Journal of Vegetation Science, 1992
Abstract. The use of root / shoot ratios to describe allocation of dry weight to structures for capturing soil resources and light is limited due to other functions of the root and shoot such as support and storage. The ratio of fine‐root length to leaf area (RLA) provides a better expression of the relative sizes of above‐and below‐ground exchange ...
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Abstract. The use of root / shoot ratios to describe allocation of dry weight to structures for capturing soil resources and light is limited due to other functions of the root and shoot such as support and storage. The ratio of fine‐root length to leaf area (RLA) provides a better expression of the relative sizes of above‐and below‐ground exchange ...
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Changes in Net Assimilation Rate and Leaf-area Ratio with Time in Dactyl is glomerata L.
Annals of Botany, 1971Two natural populations of Dactylis glomerata, one from Norway and the other from Portugal, were grown at four temperatures in a 16-h photoperiod. Seedlings were harvested at six equal intervals of 7 days at 5 and 10 °C, and 3-5 days at 20 and 30 °C.
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An Overview of Global Leaf Area Index (LAI): Methods, Products, Validation, and Applications
Reviews of Geophysics, 2019Hongliang Fang +2 more
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Leaf Area/Crop Weight Ratios of Grapevines: Influence on Fruit Composition and Wine Quality
American Journal of Enology and Viticulture, 2005W. Mark Kliewer, Nick K. Dokoozlian
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