MIDDAY DEPRESSION OF NET CO2 EXCHANGE OF LEAVES OF AN EMERGENT RAIN-FOREST TREE IN FRENCH-GUIANA

[1] BAZZAZ F.A., PICKETT S.T.A., Physiological ecology of tropical succession: a comparative review, Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 11, pp. 287-310, (1980)

[2] BJORKMAN O., LUDLOW M.M., MORROW P.A., Characterization of the light climate on the floor of a Queensland rain forest, Carnegie Institution of Washington year Book, 71, pp. 85-94, (1972)

[3] (VON) C.S., FARQUHAR G.D., Some relationships between the biochemistry of photosynthesis and the gas exchange of leaves, Planta, 153, pp. 376-387, (1981)

[4] CHAZDON R.L., PEARCY R.W., Photosynthetic responses to light variation in rain forest species. II. Carbon gain and photosynthetic efficiency during lightflecks, Oecologia, 69, pp. 524-531, (1986)

[5] CHIARIELLO N.R., FIELD C.B., MOONEY H.A., Midday wilting in a tropical pioneer tree, Functional Ecology, 1, pp. 3-11, (1987)

[6] CORREIA M.J., CHAVES M.M.C., PEREIRA J.S., Afternoon depression in photosynthesis in grapevine leaves. Evidence for a high light stress effect, Journal of Experimental Botany, 41, pp. 417-426, (1990)

[7] DOLEY D., UNWIN G.L., YATES D.J., Spacial and temporal distribution of photosynthesis and transpiration by single leaves in a rain forest tree, Argyrodendron peralatum. Australian Journal of Plant Physiology, 15, pp. 317-326, (1988)

[8] ECKARDT F.E., HEIM G., METHY M., SAUVEZON R., Interception de l'energie rayonnante, echanges gazeux et croissance dans une foret meditcrraneenne a feuillage persistant (Quercetum ilicis), Photosynthetica, 9, pp. 145-156, (1975)

[9] GARNIER E., BERGER A., The influence of drought on stomatal conductance and water potential of peach trees growing in the field, Scientia Horticulturae, 32, pp. 249-263, (1987)

[10] KWESIGA F.R., GRACE J., SANDFORD A.P., Some photosynthetic characteristics of tropical timber trees as affected by light regime during growth, Annals of Botany, 58, pp. 23-32, (1986)

[1] BAZZAZ F.A., PICKETT S.T.A., Physiological ecology of tropical succession: a comparative review, Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 11, pp. 287-310, (1980)

[2] BJORKMAN O., LUDLOW M.M., MORROW P.A., Characterization of the light climate on the floor of a Queensland rain forest, Carnegie Institution of Washington year Book, 71, pp. 85-94, (1972)

[3] (VON) C.S., FARQUHAR G.D., Some relationships between the biochemistry of photosynthesis and the gas exchange of leaves, Planta, 153, pp. 376-387, (1981)

[4] CHAZDON R.L., PEARCY R.W., Photosynthetic responses to light variation in rain forest species. II. Carbon gain and photosynthetic efficiency during lightflecks, Oecologia, 69, pp. 524-531, (1986)

[5] CHIARIELLO N.R., FIELD C.B., MOONEY H.A., Midday wilting in a tropical pioneer tree, Functional Ecology, 1, pp. 3-11, (1987)

[6] CORREIA M.J., CHAVES M.M.C., PEREIRA J.S., Afternoon depression in photosynthesis in grapevine leaves. Evidence for a high light stress effect, Journal of Experimental Botany, 41, pp. 417-426, (1990)

[7] DOLEY D., UNWIN G.L., YATES D.J., Spacial and temporal distribution of photosynthesis and transpiration by single leaves in a rain forest tree, Argyrodendron peralatum. Australian Journal of Plant Physiology, 15, pp. 317-326, (1988)

[8] ECKARDT F.E., HEIM G., METHY M., SAUVEZON R., Interception de l'energie rayonnante, echanges gazeux et croissance dans une foret meditcrraneenne a feuillage persistant (Quercetum ilicis), Photosynthetica, 9, pp. 145-156, (1975)

[9] GARNIER E., BERGER A., The influence of drought on stomatal conductance and water potential of peach trees growing in the field, Scientia Horticulturae, 32, pp. 249-263, (1987)

[10] KWESIGA F.R., GRACE J., SANDFORD A.P., Some photosynthetic characteristics of tropical timber trees as affected by light regime during growth, Annals of Botany, 58, pp. 23-32, (1986)