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Die Abhängigkeit des Gaswechsels junger Fichtenpflanzen vom Wasserpotential des Wurzelmediums und von der Luftfeuchtigkeit bei unterschiedlichen CO2-Gehalten der Luft

Dependence of rates of net photosynthesis and transpiration of Picea abies seedlings on water potential of the root medium and on air humidity with different CO2 concentrations

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Gross, K. Die Abhängigkeit des Gaswechsels junger Fichtenpflanzen vom Wasserpotential des Wurzelmediums und von der Luftfeuchtigkeit bei unterschiedlichen CO2-Gehalten der Luft. Forstw Cbl 95, 211–225 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02741033

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