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Figure 1. (A) Carbon dioxide assimilation rate (APicea marianaof 1994. Each point is the mean (), (B) transpirationrate (E) and (C) water-use efficiency (WUE) in Pinus banksiana and measured in the field at three times during the summer± SE) of approximately 24 measure-ments for the upper and lower canopy foliage, averaged across needleages.
Table 1. Parameters measured for Picea marianathe upper and lower canopy at each IFC (significantly ( at each field campaign (IFC) of the BOREAS program
Table 3. Parameters measured for Pinus banksiana (Old Jack Pine stand) at each field campaign (IFC) of the BOREAS program
Figure 2. Oxygen evolution (Amax) (A), total chlorophyll concentra-tion (B) and tissue nitrogen concentration (C) in Pinus banksiana andPicea mariana measured during the summer of 1994
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