A mechanistic model for the estimation of the quantum yield of photochemistry based on light, temperature, and chlorophyll a fluorescence
Keywords:
chlorophyll a, fluorescence, Scots pine, Pinus sylvestris L.
Abstract
By studying chlorophyll a fluorescence emissions from a range of light intensities in Scots pine saplings acclimated to different temperatures, we aim to build a model to interpret chlorophyll a fluorescence capable of estimating the quantum yield of photochemistry.
Published
2013-06-03
Issue
Section
2A Exchange and transport processes in plants
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