Conifer Cold Hardiness, Climate Change And The Likely Effects Of Warmer Temperatures On Photosynthesis

Ensminger, Ingo; Huner, Norman P A; Busch, Florian

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Conifer Cold Hardiness, Climate Change And The Likely Effects Of Warmer Temperatures On Photosynthesis

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2009

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Ensminger, Ingo

Huner, Norman P A

Busch, Florian

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CABI Publishing

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During winter and early spring, evergreen boreal conifers are severely stressed because light energy cannot be used when photosynthesis is pre-empted by low ambient temperatures. As a result of global warming, the growing season for boreal forest trees wi

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Plant Cold Hardiness: From the laboratory to the field

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Conifer Cold Hardiness, Climate Change And The Likely Effects Of Warmer Temperatures On Photosynthesis

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