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Differences in functional traits of herbaceous plants in Sanjiang plain wetland under human disturbance gradient and their response strategies to environmental changes. [PDF]
Meng Q, Liu Z, Guo N, Liu J.
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Plant and Soil, 2012
The capacitance method offers a rapid and non-destructive method for root measurement. We tested a four terminal (4 T) capacitance (C, Farads) measurement circuit, which removes parasitic errors. We also tested the plausibility of Dalton Model’s assumptions that roots act as cylindrical capacitors and that their entire length contributes to measured C.
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The capacitance method offers a rapid and non-destructive method for root measurement. We tested a four terminal (4 T) capacitance (C, Farads) measurement circuit, which removes parasitic errors. We also tested the plausibility of Dalton Model’s assumptions that roots act as cylindrical capacitors and that their entire length contributes to measured C.
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Functional Ecology, 1996
Under nutrient-poor conditions initially fast-growing species will in the long term be competitively inferior to slow-growing species. Here, we ask whether this phenomenon can be explained by constraints caused by tissue density. The hypothesis is that low tissue density is necessary for fast growth but has as a consequence short organ life span.
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Under nutrient-poor conditions initially fast-growing species will in the long term be competitively inferior to slow-growing species. Here, we ask whether this phenomenon can be explained by constraints caused by tissue density. The hypothesis is that low tissue density is necessary for fast growth but has as a consequence short organ life span.
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Root tissue structure is linked to ecological strategies of grasses
New Phytologist, 2000Peter Ryser
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Building roots in a changing environment: implications for root longevity
New Phytologist, 2000David M Eissenstat, Ruth D Yanai
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Regulation of root hair density by phosphorus availability inArabidopsis thaliana
Plant, Cell and Environment, 2001Douglas G Bielenberg, Jonathan P Lynch
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