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Table 1Number of data values (
Fig. 1. The variation of average radiation-use efficiency forgross photosynthesis (mmol CO2 per mol intercepted photon;mmol mol−1) by maize (n = 24) and rice (n = 14) canopies withincident total irradiance at Kununurra (Australia).
Fig. 3. The variation of radiation-use efficiency (mmol mol−1)and carbon-use efficiency (mol mol−1) with leaf area index forsorghum at Los Banos (Philippines), and Kununurra (Australia).
Table 3Comparison of estimated (based on observations) and calculated radiation-use efficiency for net carbon accumulation (respectively, RUE
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