430
W. Beyschlag et al.
Ryel RJ, Beyschlag W, Caldwell MM (1993) Foliage orientation and carbon gain in two
tussock grasses as assessed with a net canopy gas exchange model. Funct Ecol 7:
115-124
Schulze ED, Hall AE (1984) Stomatal responses, water loss and CO2 assimilation rates of
plants in contrasting environments. In: Lange OL, Nobel PS, Osmond CB, Ziegler H
(eds) Encyclopedia of plant physiology, new series, vol 12B. Physiological plant ecology
II. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 181-230
Smith E (1937) The influence of light and carbon dioxide on photosynthesis. Gen Physiol
20: 807-830
Tenhunen JD, Yocum CS, Gates DM (1976) Development of a photosynthesis model
with an emphasis on ecological applications I. Theory. Oecologia 26: 89-100
Tenhunen JD, Hesketh JD, Gates DM (1980) Leaf photosynthesis models. In: Hesketh
JD, Jones JW (eds) Predicting photosynthesis for ecosystem models, vol I. CRC Press,
Boca Raton, pp 123-181
Tenhunen JD, Harley PC, Beyschlag W, Lange OL (1987) A model of net photosynthesis
for leaves of the sclerophyll Quercus cocci/era. In: Tenhunen JD, Catarino F, Lange
OL, Oechel WC (eds) Plant response to stress - functional analysis in mediterranean
ecosystems. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 339-354
Thomley JHM, Johnson IR (1990) Plant and crop modelling, a mathematical approach to
plant and crop modelling. Clarendon Press, Oxford, 669 pp
Ullmann I, Heindl B (1989) Geographical and ecological differentiation of roadside
vegetation in temperate Europe. Bot Acta 102: 261-269
Verma SB (1990) Micrometeorological methods for measuring surface fluxes of mass
and energy. In: Goel NS, Norman JM (eds) Instrumentation for studying vegetation
canopies for remote sensing in optical and thermal infrared regions. Remote sensing
reviews, vol 5. Harwood Academic Publishers, Chur, pp 99-115
Wang YP, Jarvis PG (1990) Description and validation of an array model- MAESTRO.
Agric For Meteorol5l: 257-280
Warren Wilson J (1960) Inclined point quadrats. New Phytol 58: 1-8
Webb WL (1991) Atmospheric CO2, climate change, and tree growth: a process model I.
Model structure. Ecol Model 56: 81-107
Weber JA, Tenhunen JD, Lange OL (1985) Effects of temperature at constant air dew
point on leaf carboxylation efficiency and CO2 compensation point of different leaf
types. Planta 166: 81-88
Werk KS, Ehleringer JR (1984) Non-random leaf orientation in Lactuca serriola L. Plant
Cell Environ 7: 81-87
Wierman CA, Oliver CD (1979) Crown stratification by species in even-aged mixed
stands of Douglas-fir-western hemlock. Can J For Res 9: 1-9
Wit CT de (1960) On competition. Agric Res Rep 663, Versl Landbouwkd Oenderz,
Wageningen, pp 1-57
Wit CT de (1965) Photosynthesis of leaf canopies. Agric Res Rep, Vers Landbouwkd
Onderz, Wageningen
W. Beyschlag et al.
Ryel RJ, Beyschlag W, Caldwell MM (1993) Foliage orientation and carbon gain in two
tussock grasses as assessed with a net canopy gas exchange model. Funct Ecol 7:
115-124
Schulze ED, Hall AE (1984) Stomatal responses, water loss and CO2 assimilation rates of
plants in contrasting environments. In: Lange OL, Nobel PS, Osmond CB, Ziegler H
(eds) Encyclopedia of plant physiology, new series, vol 12B. Physiological plant ecology
II. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 181-230
Smith E (1937) The influence of light and carbon dioxide on photosynthesis. Gen Physiol
20: 807-830
Tenhunen JD, Yocum CS, Gates DM (1976) Development of a photosynthesis model
with an emphasis on ecological applications I. Theory. Oecologia 26: 89-100
Tenhunen JD, Hesketh JD, Gates DM (1980) Leaf photosynthesis models. In: Hesketh
JD, Jones JW (eds) Predicting photosynthesis for ecosystem models, vol I. CRC Press,
Boca Raton, pp 123-181
Tenhunen JD, Harley PC, Beyschlag W, Lange OL (1987) A model of net photosynthesis
for leaves of the sclerophyll Quercus cocci/era. In: Tenhunen JD, Catarino F, Lange
OL, Oechel WC (eds) Plant response to stress - functional analysis in mediterranean
ecosystems. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 339-354
Thomley JHM, Johnson IR (1990) Plant and crop modelling, a mathematical approach to
plant and crop modelling. Clarendon Press, Oxford, 669 pp
Ullmann I, Heindl B (1989) Geographical and ecological differentiation of roadside
vegetation in temperate Europe. Bot Acta 102: 261-269
Verma SB (1990) Micrometeorological methods for measuring surface fluxes of mass
and energy. In: Goel NS, Norman JM (eds) Instrumentation for studying vegetation
canopies for remote sensing in optical and thermal infrared regions. Remote sensing
reviews, vol 5. Harwood Academic Publishers, Chur, pp 99-115
Wang YP, Jarvis PG (1990) Description and validation of an array model- MAESTRO.
Agric For Meteorol5l: 257-280
Warren Wilson J (1960) Inclined point quadrats. New Phytol 58: 1-8
Webb WL (1991) Atmospheric CO2, climate change, and tree growth: a process model I.
Model structure. Ecol Model 56: 81-107
Weber JA, Tenhunen JD, Lange OL (1985) Effects of temperature at constant air dew
point on leaf carboxylation efficiency and CO2 compensation point of different leaf
types. Planta 166: 81-88
Werk KS, Ehleringer JR (1984) Non-random leaf orientation in Lactuca serriola L. Plant
Cell Environ 7: 81-87
Wierman CA, Oliver CD (1979) Crown stratification by species in even-aged mixed
stands of Douglas-fir-western hemlock. Can J For Res 9: 1-9
Wit CT de (1960) On competition. Agric Res Rep 663, Versl Landbouwkd Oenderz,
Wageningen, pp 1-57
Wit CT de (1965) Photosynthesis of leaf canopies. Agric Res Rep, Vers Landbouwkd
Onderz, Wageningen