photosynthetic capacity

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capacity
noun
uk /kəˈpæs.ə.ti/ us /kəˈpæs.ə.t̬i/
the total amount that can be contained ...
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Decline of photosyntheticcapacity with leaf age in relation to leaf longevities for five tropical canopy tree species.
Often the available photosyntheticcapacity is not fully utilized and can be in apparent excess; this may be caused by genetic or environmental factors.
There are huge potential benefits by breeding for (or manipulating other characteristics that allow) the existing photosyntheticcapacity to be fully utilized.
The specific hypothesis tested here is that the nitrogen-photosynthesis relationship can be used for preliminary ranking of photosyntheticcapacity of co-occurring species.
Reduced sedoheptulose-1,7bisphosphatase levels in transgenic tobacco lead to decreased photosyntheticcapacity and altered carbohydrate accumulation.
Although three of the five species showed significantly higher photosyntheticcapacity in high light conditions, there were no significant within-species differences in induction rates.
Consequently, the crop's photosyntheticcapacity is weakened invariably reducing the ultimate grain yield.
One way to exploit this excess photosyntheticcapacity would be to increase spike fertility and therefore grain number.
Photosyntheticcapacity, integrated over the lifetime of a leaf, is predicted to be independent of leaf longevity in some tree species.
The study also showed significant differences among species in both induction responses and in acclimation of photosyntheticcapacity and leaf structure.
This study also shows significant differences among dipterocarp species in photosyntheticcapacity, induction responses and leaf structure, and in acclimation on these traits.
Poplar trees and sunflower are typically light-demanding plants and have high photosyntheticcapacity.
The genotypic variation in photosyntheticcapacity was not reflected in the overall dry rubber yield, which did not differ between the two genotypes.
Patterns of dynamic irradiance affect the photosyntheticcapacity and growth of dipterocarp tree seedlings.
Low photosyntheticcapacity is a retained trait of shade-adapted plant grown under full irradiance.
Maximum photosyntheticcapacity was measured on plants grown without competition just before the end of the experiment.
Reduction in photosyntheticcapacity of soybean may occur before plants begin to display symptoms of injury.
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In some cases these plastids may be reduced in their metabolic and/or photosyntheticcapacity.
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It has a high photosyntheticcapacity, associated with absence of light saturation.
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Along with the leaves, the stem tissue is photosynthetic, giving the plant a high photosyntheticcapacity.
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