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GROWTH AND PHYSIOLOGY OF PICEA-ABIES POPULATIONS FROM ELEVATIONAL TRANSECTS - COMMON GARDEN EVIDENCE FOR ALTITUDINAL ECOTYPES AND COLD ADAPTATION
Authors: OLEKSYN J MODRZYNSKI J TJOELKER MG ZYTKOWIAK R REICH PB KAROLEWSKI P
Citation: J. Oleksyn et al., GROWTH AND PHYSIOLOGY OF PICEA-ABIES POPULATIONS FROM ELEVATIONAL TRANSECTS - COMMON GARDEN EVIDENCE FOR ALTITUDINAL ECOTYPES AND COLD ADAPTATION, Functional ecology, 12(4), 1998, pp. 573-590
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY HOST PLANTS DIFFER IN LEAF-LEVEL PHOTOSYNTHETICRESPONSE TO HERBIVORY - EVIDENCE FROM ALNUS AND BETULA GRAZED BY THE ALDER BEETLE, AGELASTICA-ALNI
Authors: OLEKSYN J KAROLEWSKI P GIERTYCH MJ ZYTKOWIAK R REICH PB TJOELKER MG
Citation: J. Oleksyn et al., PRIMARY AND SECONDARY HOST PLANTS DIFFER IN LEAF-LEVEL PHOTOSYNTHETICRESPONSE TO HERBIVORY - EVIDENCE FROM ALNUS AND BETULA GRAZED BY THE ALDER BEETLE, AGELASTICA-ALNI, New phytologist, 140(2), 1998, pp. 239-249
NEEDLE CO2 EXCHANGE, STRUCTURE AND DEFENSE TRAITS IN RELATION TO NEEDLE AGE IN PINUS-HELDREICHII CHRIST - A RELICT OF TERTIARY FLORA
Authors: OLEKSYN J TJOELKER MG LORENCPLUCINSKA G KONWINSKA A ZYTKOWIAK R KAROLEWSKI P REICH PB
Citation: J. Oleksyn et al., NEEDLE CO2 EXCHANGE, STRUCTURE AND DEFENSE TRAITS IN RELATION TO NEEDLE AGE IN PINUS-HELDREICHII CHRIST - A RELICT OF TERTIARY FLORA, Trees, 12(2), 1997, pp. 82-89
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