叶子元素组与多种森林生态系统的叶子用水策略有密切联系:特征协调和反射光谱的见解

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Nan Yang1,2, Fengqi Wu1,2,3, Lawren Sack4

  • 1State Key Laboratory of Forage Breeding-by-Design and Utilization, Key Laboratory of Vegetation and Environmental Change, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China.

Plant, cell & environment
|December 5, 2025
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叶子内在用水效率 (iWUE) 与不同森林的叶子特征和元素组成有关. 叶子反射光谱有效地预测iWUE和相关的特征关系.

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叶子中的元素组.叶子内在的用水效率使用效率.叶子反射光谱学 叶子反射光谱学叶子 δ18OO 叶子叶子 δ13CC 叶子光合作用 光合作用.声管导电性 声管导电性 声管导电性

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