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Plant hydraulics and photosynthesis of 34 woody species from different successional stages of subtropical forests.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Apr 2013

Zhu Shi-Dan, Song Juan-Juan, Li Rong-Hua, Ye Qing

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It is important to understand the ecophysiological characters of plants when exploring mechanisms underlying species substitution in the process of plant succession. In the present study, we selected 34 woody species from different stages of secondary succession in subtropical forests of southern China, and measured their hydraulic conductivity, gas exchange rates, leaf nutrients and drought-tolerance traits such...

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PMID: 23057774
DOI: 10.1111/pce.12024

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