Die cuticuläre Transpiration

Stålfelt, M. G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-94678-3_21

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“…1P53 mg per g fresh weight per hour, i.e. 1-2% of the total transpiration figures given above (Stalfelt 1956;Pisek & Berger 1938); it is lowest in winter (Hartel & Eisenzopf 1953).…”

Section: A Carlisle and A H F Brown 277mentioning

confidence: 98%

Pinus Sylvestris L.

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Brown²

1968

The Journal of Ecology

147

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“…1P53 mg per g fresh weight per hour, i.e. 1-2% of the total transpiration figures given above (Stalfelt 1956;Pisek & Berger 1938); it is lowest in winter (Hartel & Eisenzopf 1953).…”

Section: A Carlisle and A H F Brown 277mentioning

confidence: 98%