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Figure 1. Compartment model of translocatory balance in a fruitbefore fruit fall or death.
Figure 2. Time course of translocatory balance estimated from Equa-tion 2. Upper panel: rates of respiration (∆R/∆t, shaded), dry weightgrowth (∆w/∆t, unshaded) and translocation (∆Tr/∆t), and ratios ofrespiration to net translocation (∆R/∆Tr, �) and dry w
Figure 4. Relationships of the dry weight/net translocation (∆w/∆Tr,�) and respiration/net translocation (∆R/∆Tr, �) ratios to transloca-tion rate (∆Tr/∆t) in Durio zibethinus and Cinnamomum camphora(Takano and Ogawa 1993)

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