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Using Gas Exchange to Study CO2 Release During Photosynthesis with Steady- and Nonsteady-State Approaches
Stephanie C Schmiege1,2, Berkley J Walker3,4, Thomas D Sharkey5,3,6
1Plant Resilience Institute, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA. schmie18@msu.edu.
Abstract:
Measures of respiration in the light and Ci* are crucial to the modeling of photorespiration and photosynthesis. This chapter provides background on the equations used to model C3 photosynthesis and the history of the incorporation of the effects of rubisco oxygenation into these models. It then describes three methods used to determine two key parameters necessary to incorporate photorespiratory effects into C3 photosynthesis models: respiration in the light (RL) and Ci*. These methods include the Laisk, Yin, and isotopic methods. For the Laisk method, we also introduce a new rapid measurement technique.
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