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Transpiration rate relates to within- and across-species variations in effective path length in a leaf water model of oxygen isotope enrichment

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2013

Authors

Song , Xin
Barbour, Margaret M
Vann, David R
Helliker , Brent R
Farquhar, Graham

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

Stable oxygen isotope ratio of leaf water (δ18OL) yields valuable information on many aspects of plant-environment interactions. However, current understanding of the mechanistic controls on δ18OL does not provide complete characterization of effective

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Keywords: cellulose; developmental biology; leaf morphology; oxygen isotope; parameterization; transpiration; vascular plant; Gymnospermae; Magnoliophyta Cellulose; Evaporative enrichment; L-E dynamics; Péclet effect

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/72889

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ANU Research Publications

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Plant Cell and Environment

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Journal article

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10.1111/pce.12063

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2037-12-31

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