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Effects of artificial shade on the performance and water intake of feedlot beef cattle in tropical environments. [PDF]

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Neto MC, de Arruda Saron R, Bazzo KC, da Silva DT, Nascimento ST.   +4 more
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Molecular Mechanisms of Shade Tolerance in Plants [PDF]

New Phytologist, 2023
SummaryShade tolerance is an ecological concept used in a wide range of disciplines, from plant physiology to landscaping or gardening. It refers to the strategy of some plants to persist and even thrive in environments with low light levels because of the shade produced by the vegetation proximity (e.g. in the understory).
Manuel Rodriguez-Concepcion, Jaime F. Martínez-García   +1 more
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Hydraulic acclimation to shading in boreal conifers of varying shade tolerance

Plant, Cell & Environment, 2010
The purpose of this study was to determine how shading affects the hydraulic and wood-anatomical characteristics of four boreal conifers (Pinus banksiana, Pinus contorta, Picea glauca and Picea mariana) that differ in shade tolerance. Plants were grown in an open field and under a deciduous-dominated overstory for 6 years.
Amanda L, Schoonmaker, Uwe G, Hacke, Simon M, Landhäusser, Victor J, Lieffers, Melvin T, Tyree   +4 more
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Are Shade-Tolerant Plants Also Drought-Tolerant

Inquiry@Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference Proceedings
This study examines the relationship between drought and shade tolerance in herbaceous plants, which is traditionally assumed to be mutually exclusive due to divergent resource allocation strategies. By collecting and analyzing relevant biochemical and morphological traits on a variety of plants native to grasslands in south eastern Ontario, a ...
Emily Gillon, Kelly Balfour
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Is Tolerance the Capacity to Endure Shade?

Journal of Forestry, 1943
Abstract In 1917, the S.A.F. Committee on Terminology defined tolerance as the capacity of a species to endure shade. Proponents of the root competition theory have broadened the definition to include ability to withstand competition for soil moisture, soil nutrients, and other factors.
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A study on the shade tolerance ofMuehlewbeckia complera

Journal of Forestry Research, 2004
Muehlewbeckia complera was introduced to China in 2002 as indoor-hanging ornamental foliage plant. The experiment of the shade tolerance for this species was carried out in different light intensities (0.14–946.00 μmol·m−2·s−1). After 40 days in experimental areas, leaf photosynthentic characteristics indexes ofM.
Yue Hua, Guan Xue-rui, Jiang Bin-bin
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Shade and Flood Tolerance of Trees

2009
This publication provides information on shade and flood tolerance of trees.
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Berry Shade Tolerance for Agrivoltaics Systems: A Meta-Analysis

Scientia Horticulturae
Agrivoltaics, i.e. the placement of photovoltaic panels above crops, can contribute to more sustainable energy and food systems. However, the current large knowledge gap on crop yield response to shade is a limiting factor to agrivoltaics development. Berries have been identified as a shade benefitting crop group with a high potential for agrivoltaics,
Bernardo Maestrini, Marleen I Hermelink
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On the Relationship between Shade Tolerance and Shade Avoidance Strategies in Woodland Plants

Oikos, 1997
Decreasing light availability with time is one of the primary factors that drives autogenic succession in woodland communities. In many successions, the pattern of species replacement appears to be largely a consequence of a negative correlation across species between adaptation to high irradiance and adaptation to low irradiance (Bazzaz 1979, Oliver ...
Hugh A. L. Henry, Lonnie W. Aarssen
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