Size-dependency in hydraulic and photosynthetic properties of three Acer species having different maximum sizes
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- 2008-03-01
著者
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Hiura Tsutom
Tomakomai Experimental Forest Forest Research Station Field Science Center For Northern Biosphere Ho
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Nabeshima Eri
Tomakomai Research Station Field Science Center For Northern Biosphere Hokkaido University
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Hiura Tsutom
Tomakomai Experimental Forest Field Science Center For Northern Biosphere Hokkaido University
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