Leaf physiological versus morphological acclimation to high-light exposure at different stages of foliar development in oak

Keyphrases

• Foliar 100%
• Light Exposure 100%
• Photosynthetic Capacity 100%
• Area-based 66%
• Irradiance 66%
• Greenhouse 33%
• Nitrogen Distribution 33%
• Gas Exchange 33%
• Rapid Change 33%
• Leaf Traits 33%
• Mass-based 33%
• Full Sunlight 33%
• Leaf Mass 33%
• Leaf Area 33%
• Dry Mass 33%
• Leaf Nitrogen 33%
• Leaf Expansion 33%
• Leaf Anatomy 33%
• Photosynthetic Nitrogen Use Efficiency 33%
• Maximum Carboxylation Rate 33%
• Light Acclimation 33%
• Mediterranean Oaks 33%
• Leaf Flushing 33%
• Leaf Acclimation 33%
• Quercus Petraea 33%
• Temperate Oaks 33%
• Nitrogen Fractions 33%
• Sub-Mediterranean 33%
• Quercus Pyrenaica 33%
• Chlorophyll Fluorescence 33%
• Maximum Electron Transport Rate 33%
• Morphological Adaptation 33%
• Leaf Dry Mass 33%
• Quantum Yield of Photosystem II 33%
• Phenological States 33%
• Mass per Unit Area 33%
• Photochemical Quantum Yield 33%
• Acclimatory Response 33%
• Assimilation Potential 33%
• Mesophyll Thickness 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Quercus 100%
• Acclimation 100%
• Photosynthetic Capacity 75%
• Gas Exchange 25%
• Quercus Pyrenaica 25%
• Quercus Petraea 25%
• Leaf Area 25%
• Mesophyll 25%
• Photosystem II 25%
• Carboxylation 25%