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Challenges and opportunities of the optimality approach in plant ecology

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2002

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Makela, Annikki
Givnish, T
Berninger, F
Buckley, Thomas
Harries, James R
Farquhar, Graham

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Suomen Geologinen Seura

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A meeting was held in Hyytiälä, Finland 10-12 April 2000 to assess critically the current challenges and limitations of the optimality approach in plant ecophysiology and botany. This article summarises the general discussions and views of the participa

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Keywords: Ecology; Engineering research; Optimization; Ecophysiology; Plants (botany); botany; ecophysiology; model; optimization; plant Acclimation; Adaptation; Evaluation; Evolution; Hypotheses; Models; Optimisation

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/92212

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ANU Research Publications

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Silva Fennica

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