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Variation in leaf structure: an ecophysiological perspective.

Éric Garnier, J. F. FARRAR, Hendrik Poorter, John E. Dale

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1. Biotic And Abiotic Consequences Of Differences In Leaf Structure 2. A Mechanical Perspective On Foliage Leaf Form And Function 3. Modelling Leaf Expansion In A Fluctuating Environment: Are Changes In Specific Leaf Area A Consequence Of Changes In Expansion Rate? 4. Specific Leaf Area In Barley: Individual Leaves Versus Whole Plants 5. Leaf Structure And Specific Leaf Mass: The Alpine Desert Plants Of The Eastern Pamirs, Tadjikstan 6. Contribution Of Carbohydrate Pools To The Variations In Leaf Mass Per Area Of Tomato Leaves 7. Leaf Structure And Chemical Composition As Affected By Elevated CO2: Genotypic Responses Of Two Perennial Grasses 8. The Relationship Between Leaf Composition And Morphology At Elevated CO2 Concentrations 9. Profiles Of Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution Within Leaves Of Spinacia Oleracea 10. Leaf Anatomy Enables More Equal Access To Light And CO2 Between Chloroplasts 11. Assessing Leaf Pigment Content And Activity With A Reflectometer 12. Relationships Between Photosynthesis, Nitrogen And Leaf Structure In 14 Grass Species And Their Dependence On The Basis Of Expression 13. Low-Light Carbon Balance And Shade Tolerance In The Seedlings Of Woody Plants: Do Winter Deciduous And Broad-Leaved Evergreen Species Differ? 14. Specific Leaf Area And Leaf Dry Matter Content As Alternative Predictors Of Plant Strategies 15. A Comparison Of Specific Leaf Area, Chemical Composition And Leaf Construction Costs Of Field Plants From 15 Habitats Differing In Productivity 16. Leaf Life Span And Nutrient Resorption As Determinants Of Plant Nutrient Conservation In Temperate-Arctic Regions 17. Leaf Structure And Defence Control Litter Decomposition Rate

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1. Biotic And Abiotic Consequences Of Differences In Leaf Structure 2. A Mechanical Perspective On Foliage Leaf Form And Function 3. Modelling Leaf Expansion In A Fluctuating Environment: Are Changes In Specific Leaf Area A Consequence Of Changes In Expansion Rate? 4. Specific Leaf Area In Barley: Individual Leaves Versus Whole Plants 5. Leaf Structure And Specific Leaf Mass: The Alpine Desert Plants Of The Eastern Pamirs, Tadjikstan 6. Contribution Of Carbohydrate Pools To The Variations In Leaf Mass Per Area Of Tomato Leaves 7. Leaf Structure And Chemical Composition As Affected By Elevated CO2: Genotypic Responses Of Two Perennial Grasses 8. The Relationship Between Leaf Composition And Morphology At Elevated CO2 Concentrations 9. Profiles Of Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution Within Leaves Of Spinacia Oleracea 10. Leaf Anatomy Enables More Equal Access To Light And CO2 Between Chloroplasts 11. Assessing Leaf Pigment Content And Activity With A Reflectometer 12. Relationships Between Photosynthesis, Nitrogen And Leaf Structure In 14 Grass Species And Their Dependence On The Basis Of Expression 13. Low-Light Carbon Balance And Shade Tolerance In The Seedlings Of Woody Plants: Do Winter Deciduous And Broad-Leaved Evergreen Species Differ? 14. Specific Leaf Area And Leaf Dry Matter Content As Alternative Predictors Of Plant Strategies 15. A Comparison Of Specific Leaf Area, Chemical Composition And Leaf Construction Costs Of Field Plants From 15 Habitats Differing In Productivity 16. Leaf Life Span And Nutrient Resorption As Determinants Of Plant Nutrient Conservation In Temperate-Arctic Regions 17. Leaf Structure And Defence Control Litter Decomposition Rate

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1. Biotic And Abiotic Consequences Of Differences In Leaf Structure 2. A Mechanical Perspective On Foliage Leaf Form And Function 3. Modelling Leaf Expansion In A Fluctuating Environment: Are Changes In Specific Leaf Area A Consequence Of Changes In Expansion Rate? 4. Specific Leaf Area In Barley: Individual Leaves Versus Whole Plants 5. Leaf Structure And Specific Leaf Mass: The Alpine Desert Plants Of The Eastern Pamirs, Tadjikstan 6. Contribution Of Carbohydrate Pools To The Variations In Leaf Mass Per Area Of Tomato Leaves 7. Leaf Structure And Chemical Composition As Affected By Elevated CO2: Genotypic Responses Of Two Perennial Grasses 8. The Relationship Between Leaf Composition And Morphology At Elevated CO2 Concentrations 9. Profiles Of Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution Within Leaves Of Spinacia Oleracea 10. Leaf Anatomy Enables More Equal Access To Light And CO2 Between Chloroplasts 11. Assessing Leaf Pigment Content And Activity With A Reflectometer 12. Relationships Between Photosynthesis, Nitrogen And Leaf Structure In 14 Grass Species And Their Dependence On The Basis Of Expression 13. Low-Light Carbon Balance And Shade Tolerance In The Seedlings Of Woody Plants: Do Winter Deciduous And Broad-Leaved Evergreen Species Differ? 14. Specific Leaf Area And Leaf Dry Matter Content As Alternative Predictors Of Plant Strategies 15. A Comparison Of Specific Leaf Area, Chemical Composition And Leaf Construction Costs Of Field Plants From 15 Habitats Differing In Productivity 16. Leaf Life Span And Nutrient Resorption As Determinants Of Plant Nutrient Conservation In Temperate-Arctic Regions 17. Leaf Structure And Defence Control Litter Decomposition Rate

Key concepts: Specific leaf area, Biology, Photosynthesis, Plant litter, Evergreen, Botany, Perennial plant, Deciduous

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