A paradox of leaf-trait convergence : why is leaf nitrogen concentration higher in species with higher photosynthetic capacity?

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概要

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• Springer Japanの論文
• 2009-05-01

著者

• HIKOSAKA Kouki

  Graduate School of Life Sciences, Tohoku University

• Hikosaka Kouki

  Graduate School Of Life Science Tohoku University

• OSONE Yoko

  Department of Natural Science, International Christian University

• Osone Yoko

  Department Of Natural Science International Christian University

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