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Demi Sargent1,2,3, Jeffrey S Amthor4, Joseph R Stinziano5

  • 1Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment, Western Sydney University, Richmond, New South Wales, Australia.

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使用特定物种的参数对于准确的植物光合作用建模至关重要. 将烟草参数应用于棉花,导致Vcmax和J2000的估计不切实际,这凸显了需要精确数据的需求.

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鲁比斯科的催化作用碳同化方式 碳同化方式叶子气交换机 叶子气交换机中粒细胞的导电性.光合作用 光合作用.

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