Increasing pathlength resistance and within-canopy shading similarly attenuate transpiration in accruing collocated stands of five pine species

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Journal
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology
Published
2025-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agrformet.2025.110928
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Seedling growth and survival studies
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Increasing pathlength resistance and within-canopy shading similarly attenuate transpiration in accruing collocated stands of five pine species

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology
Seedling growth and survival studies
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Increasing pathlength resistance and within-canopy shading similarly attenuate transpiration in accruing collocated stands of five pine species

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Agricultural and Forest MeteorologyVol. 377
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Seedling growth and survival studies
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