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• Authors: Sung, Shi-Jean S.; Angelov, M.N.; Doong, R.R.; Harms, W.R.; Kormanik, Paul P.; Black, C.C.
• Publication Year: 1994
• Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
• Source: The physiological diversity and similarity of ten Quercus species.Pages 332-337 in Proc. 8th Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conf., Auburn, AL.

Abstract

Based on anatomical, photosynthetic, and biochemical data, the range of physiological differences and similarities was defined for ten Quercus species. There were no correlations between species' site adaptability, leaf anatomy and photosynthetic rate (A). It is concluded from these data that each oak species must be treated individually when incorporated into the management and restoration of ecosystems.

• Citation: Sung, Shi-Jean S.; Angelov, M.N.; Doong, R.R.; Harms, W.R.; Kormanik, Paul P.; Black, C.C. 1994. The physiological diversity and similarity of ten Quercus species. The physiological diversity and similarity of ten Quercus species.Pages 332-337 in Proc. 8th Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conf., Auburn, AL.
• Posted Date: April 1, 1980
• Modified Date: August 22, 2006

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