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Table 1. Characteristics of the Larix gmelinii study site. Values aremeans ± SE, and number of samples is in brackets.
Figure 1A. Larix gmeliniidle of a short shoot. Alongitudinal section was cutthrough the needle as markedby an arrow on Figure 1B
Table 2. Summary of maximum (mean of 10 highest data points) andmean rates (mean Vaccinium between July 14 and 27, 1993, but excluding two days of rain
Figure 4. Effect of vapor pressure deficit on CO2over-estimates conductance (B), and transpiration (C)
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