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[Response of vegetative growth and biomass allocation of Lappula semiglabra seedlings to dew gradient.]

Xue‐Wei Gong, Guang Hui Lyu, Qi Yang Ran, Xiao Dong Yang

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. In conclusion, L. semiglabra seedlings changed aboveground traits in response to the change of dew amount. Specifically, it increased its photosynthetic capacity and ratio of leaf dry matter to adapt to the variation on dew amount.

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. In conclusion, L. semiglabra seedlings changed aboveground traits in response to the change of dew amount. Specifically, it increased its photosynthetic capacity and ratio of leaf dry matter to adapt to the variation on dew amount.

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. In conclusion, L. semiglabra seedlings changed aboveground traits in response to the change of dew amount. Specifically, it increased its photosynthetic capacity and ratio of leaf dry matter to adapt to the variation on dew amount.

Key concepts: Dew, Biomass (ecology), Photosynthesis, Dry weight, Chlorophyll, Specific leaf area, Dry matter, Agronomy

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