Canopy carbon and oxygen isotope composition of 9-year-old hoop pine families in relation to seedling carbon isotope composition, growth, field growth performance, and canopy nitrogen concentration

Prasolova, N; Xu, Z H; Saffigna, P.G.; Dieters, Mark J; Farquhar, Graham

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Canopy carbon and oxygen isotope composition of 9-year-old hoop pine families in relation to seedling carbon isotope composition, growth, field growth performance, and canopy nitrogen concentration

Date

2001

Authors

Prasolova, N

Xu, Z H

Saffigna, P.G.

Dieters, Mark J

Farquhar, Graham

Publisher

NRC Research Press

Abstract

Carbon isotope composition (δ13C), oxygen isotope composition δ18O), and nitrogen concentration (Nmass) of branchlet tissue at two canopy positions were assessed for glasshouse seedlings and 9-year-old hoop pine (Araucaria cunninghamii Ait. ex D. Don) t