Geographical distribution of leaf life span and species diversity of trees simulated by a leaf-longevity model
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Summary
The leaf life span, leaf habit (evergreenness and deciduousness), and species diversity of trees were simulated by a cost-benefit model of leaf longevity (Kikuzawa 1991), using monthly mean temperature values and their decreasing rate with altitude with 1000 m of sites of different latitude and altitude in eastern Asia.
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- article
- Published
- 2004-01-01
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- 37
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Keywords
Longevity, Altitude (triangle), Life span, Habit, Biology
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