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Spatial variation in sapwood area to leaf area ratio and specific leaf area within a crown of silver birch

Trees, 2006
Spatial variation in sapwood area to leaf area ratio (Huber value, HV) and specific leaf area (SLA) was examined in branches of closed-canopy trees of silver birch (Betula pendula Roth). HV increased basipetally within a crown and decreased with increasing branch order, but exhibited no significant radial trend along a primary branch.
Arne Sellin, Priit Kupper
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Specific Leaf Area Along a Nitrogen Fertilization Gradient

The American Midland Naturalist, 2000
Specific leaf area was measured for three dominant perennial grass species in a long term nitrogen fertilization experiment in an abandoned field in Minnesota. The specific leaf area differed among the species and increased with increasing levels of nitrogen fertilization. This increase in specific leaf area was up to 82% for Agropyron repens and shows
JOHANNES MH KNOPS, KURT REINHART
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Specific leaf area: a predictive model using dried samples

Australian Journal of Botany, 2013
Specific leaf area (SLA; fresh-leaf area/dry mass) describes the amount of leaf area for light capture per unit of biomass invested. The standard protocol is simple; however, it requires recently collected sun-exposed leaves to determine fresh-leaf area, limiting where and which samples can be studied.
Vania Torrez   +2 more
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Contact Areas between Waxy Leaf Surfaces and Aqueous Solutions: Quantitative Determination of Specific Leaf Surface Contact Areas

Journal of Experimental Botany, 1993
The contact areas (on a molecular scale) between aqueous solutions and leaf surfaces have been measured in order to obtain information on the actual areas effective in cuticular transport. For this purpose, monolayer adsorption of pentaclilorophenol (PCP) was used on leaf surfaces and on artificial surfaces.
LUKAS SCHREIBER, JÖRG SCHÖNHERR
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Measurement of specific leaf area

Leaf specific surface area (SLA) plays a key role in many studies on plants, providing valuable information on their growth and adaptation strategies. Its measurement follows a well-defined process, which includes leaf sampling, acquisition and analysis of digital images, and subsequent data processing.
Latilla, Leonardo   +2 more
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Specific leaf area and leaf dry matter content as alternative predictors of plant strategies

New Phytologist, 1999
A key element of most recently proposed plant strategy schemes is an axis of resource capture, usage and availability. In the search for a simple, robust plant trait (or traits) that will allow plants to be located on this axis, specific leaf area is one of the leading contenders.
PETER J. WILSON   +2 more
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Foliage height influences specific leaf area of three conifer species

Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 2003
Specific leaf area (SLA), the ratio of projected leaf area to leaf dry mass, is a critical parameter in many forest process models. SLA describes the efficiency with which the leaf captures light relative to the biomass invested in the leaf. It increases from top to bottom of a canopy, but it is unclear why.
John D Marshall, Robert A Monserud
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Specific Leaf Areas and Zonation of Freshwater Macrophytes

The Journal of Ecology, 1973
D. H. N. Spence   +2 more
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SPECIFIC LEAF AREA OF RICE (HASHEMI CULTIVAR) AT FIELD SCALE

Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 2022
Safoora Asadi Kapourchal   +3 more
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