Percent Photosynthesis (Net CO2 Exchange Rate) Increases for
300, 600 and 900 ppm Increases in the Air's CO2 Concentration:


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Acer rubrum L. [Red Maple]


Statistics
 
300 ppm
600 ppm
900 ppm
 Number of Results
17
 
 
 Arithmetic Mean
94.8%
 
 
 Standard Error
22.6%
 
 

Individual Experiment Results

Journal References

Experimental Conditions
300 ppm
600 ppm
900 ppm

Briggs et al. (1986)

field, 25°C air temperature
115%

 

 

Briggs et al. (1986)

field, 30°C air temperature
120%

 

 

Briggs et al. (1986)

field, 35°C air temperature
100%

 

 

DeLucia and Thomas (2000)

FACE
75%

 

 

Edwards and Norby (1999)

open-top chambers, 1995, ambient temperature
25%

 

 

Edwards and Norby (1999)

open-top chambers, 1995, elevated temperature
45%

 

 

Edwards and Norby (1999)

open-top chambers, 1996, ambient temperature
30%

 

 

Edwards and Norby (1999)

open-top chambers, 1996, elevated temperature
42%

 

 

Groninger et al. (1996)

greenhouse
76%

 

 

Groninger et al. (1996)

greenhouse, mixed stand with Pinus taeda
434%

 

 

Kubiske and Pregitzer (1996)

open-top chambers, sun
63%

 

 

Kubiske and Pregitzer (1996)

open-top chambers, shade
52%

 

 

Kubiske and Pregitzer (1997)

open-top chambers, sun
59%

 

 

Kubiske and Pregitzer (1997)

open-top chambers, shade
59%

 

 

Springer and Thomas (2007)

Photosynthesis of saplings of understory trees in June of the seventh year of the Duke Forest FACE experiment
180%

 

 

Springer and Thomas (2007)

Photosynthesis of saplings of understory trees in September of the seventh year of the Duke Forest FACE experiment
98%

 

 

Springer et al. (2005)

Understory (shaded) trees that may have been as much as 13 years old before being grown for four, five and six additional years in the Duke Forest FACE experiment on nutrient-poor, clay-rich Alfisols
38%

 

 

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