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Wu Sun1, Kadmiel Maseyk2, Céline Lett3

  • 1Department of Global Ecology, Carnegie Institution for Science, Stanford, California, USA.

Plant, cell & environment
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PubMed
概括

热浪破坏了植物的功能,导致透气增加,而光合作用下降,这种现象被称为透气-光合作用脱. 这项研究揭示了内部扩散的局限性,而不是口腔敏感性的变化,驱动了海岸生树的这种反应.

关键词:
COS:CO2 叶片相对吸收量 (LRU)地中海的生态系统碳硫化物 (COS或OCS) 的使用沿海活树 (Quercus agrifolia) 是一个植物.热浪 热浪 热浪 热浪 热浪非口腔限制的限制.牙上的反应.透气光合作用合合

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