Leaf level gas exchange and resource distribution for sun and shade leaves in the WTC_TEMPERATURE experiment at the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment
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    Package includes 3 raw data files from an experiment examining the dynamic physiology of sun and shade leaves. This physiology was related to light gradient driven resource distribution within the tree canopy. Individual file descriptions can be found in the embedded README.html.\n\n


    • Data publication title Leaf level gas exchange and resource distribution for sun and shade leaves in the WTC_TEMPERATURE experiment at the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment
    • Description

      Package includes 3 raw data files from an experiment examining the dynamic physiology of sun and shade leaves. This physiology was related to light gradient driven resource distribution within the tree canopy. Individual file descriptions can be found in the embedded README.html.\n\n


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      • Mesopyll conductance
      • Shade
      • Stomatal conductance
      • Sunflecks
      • Whole tree chamber
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    • Start date 2013/10/26
    • End date 2014/04/21
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        Name Coupled response of stomatal and mesophyll conductance to light enhances photosynthesis of shade leaves under sunflecks
      • URL http://doi.org/10.1111/pce.12841
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      Citation Campany, Courtney (2016): Leaf level gas exchange and resource distribution for sun and shade leaves in the WTC_TEMPERATURE experiment at the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment. Western Sydney University.