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journal:(Arctic AND Antarctic AND and AND Alpine AND Research) AND title:(Reduction AND of AND the AND ambient AND UV-B AND radiation AND in AND the AND high AND Arctic AND increases AND F<sub>v</sub>/F<sub>m</sub> AND in AND Salix AND arctica AND and AND Vaccinium AND uliginosum AND and AND reduces AND stomatal AND conductance AND and AND internal AND CO<sub>2</sub> AND concentration AND in AND Salix AND arctic)

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Reduction of the ambient UV-B radiation in the high Arctic increases Fv/Fm in Salix arctica and Vaccinium uliginosum and reduces stomatal conductance and internal CO2 concentration in Salix arctic

Year: 2004

Language: English

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Reduction of the Ambient UV-B Radiation in the High-Arctic Increases Fv/Fm in Salix arctica and Vaccinium uliginosum and Reduces Stomatal Conductance and Internal CO2 Concentration in Salix arctica

This study investigates effects of reducing the ambient UV radiation on gas exchange and chlorophyll fluorescence of two shrub species, Salix arctica and Vaccinium uliginosum, in a high arctic heath in Northeast Greenland in July and August. On two sites films, Mylar and Lexan, were used to reduce UV-B radiation and UV-B + A radiation, respectively. A UV transparent film, Teflon, and no film were used as controls. Field measurements showed that the plants under Teflon, Mylar, and Lexan received approximately 91, 39, and 17% of the ambient UV-B irradiance, respectively. Reduced UV radiation ...

Year: 2004

Language: English

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