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    Trees (Types: Miscellaneous)

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    Trees (Types: Miscellaneous)


    Summary


    Mulberry Seedling Response to Short-term CO2 Enrichment

    The Enhanced Performance of a Fast-growing Tree Species Under Elevated CO2

    Bamboo: Is It - Like Almost Every Other Plant - a Lover of CO2?

    Stomatal Responses of Sweetgum Trees to Elevated CO2

    Impact of Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment on Photosynthesis in a Closed-Canopy Sweetgum Forest

    Nighttime Temperatures Influence Daytime Photosynthesis in Cottonwood Trees

    Genetic Variation in Physiological Responses of Red Maple Seedlings to Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment

    Responses of Young Beech and Spruce Trees to Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment May Be Affected by Genotype and Soil Type

    Growth Response of a Closed-Canopy Sweetgum Forest to Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment

    Growth and Root Chemistry Responses of Paper Birch and Sugar Maple to Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment

    The Problem with Pots

    Not Every Plant Is a Winner at Responding to Elevated CO2

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