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Evidence of a feedback mechanism limiting plant response to elevated carbon dioxide

1993

Diaz, S. | Grime, J.P. | Harris, J. | McPherson, E. (Unit of Comparative Plant Ecology (NERC), Department of Animal and Plant Sciences, The University, Sheffield S10 2TN (United Kingdom))

AGROVOC Keywords
biologia biologie biology carbon dioxide cruciferae degradation dioxyde de carbone disponibilidad de nutrientes ecological succession efecto invernadero effet de serre greenhouse effect land malezas mauvaise herbe mycorrhizae nutrient availability plant succession population density rumex rumex obtusifolius terre tierras weeds
Bibliographic information
Volume 364 Issue 6438
Pagination
pp. 616-617
Other Subjects
Senescence/ plant ecology; Disponibilite d'element nutritif; Succession ecologique; Avejentamiento/ ecologia vegetal; Densidad de la poblacion; Mycorhize; Cardamine; Senescence/ phytoecologie; Degradacion; Dioxido de carbono; Sucesion ecologica; Densite de population; Cardamine flexuosa
Language
English
Note
28 ref.
1995-08-15
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