Speed versus endurance tradeoff in plants: Leaves with higher photosynthetic rates show stronger seasonal declines
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It is proposed that this trade-off between plant maximum photosynthetic rate and ability to maintain photosynthesis under adverse conditions in the unfavorable season represents a significant physio-phenological constraint on the diversity and seasonal dynamics of photosynthesis rate.
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- 2017-02-10
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