“…R ref seemingly scales with foliar nitrogen concentration (Jones, Leafe, Stiles, & Collet, ; Lee et al, ; Tjoelker, Oleksyn, Reich, & Zytowiak, ; Tjoelker, Reich, & Oleksyn, ; Vose & Ryan, ; Weih & Karlsson, ; Xu & Griffin, ), and “Type II acclimation” is mostly described as a long‐term response to growth temperature (i.e., weeks to months). Type II acclimation is regulated by transcriptional/translational control of glycolytic and mitochondrial enzymes (Kruse, Alfarraj, Rennenberg, & Adams, ; Tcherkez et al, ) and is prevalent in newly developed leaves (Loveys et al, ; Slot & Kitajima, ). Type I acclimation has been defined as a short‐term response to growth temperature (i.e., hours to days) and is described by changing temperature sensitivity, that is, the exponent of the response function (Atkin & Tjoelker, ; Smith & Dukes, ).…”