The Effects of Temperature and Moisture on CO2Uptake and Total Resistance to Water Loss in the Antarctic Foliose Lichen Umbilicaria antarctica

Maximum net photosynthesis of field-fresh thalli, illuminated at 200 μmol photons m-2s-1(PAR), was attained at 13⚬C and 1.10 g g-1water content. Small but significant rates of photosynthesis were measured at -5.5⚬C. Depression of net photosynthesis at high thallus water contents is explained in term...

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Respiration
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Water loss
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