Rate of photosynthesis of some forest mosses as a function of temperature and light intensity and effect of water content of moss cushion on photosynthetic rate.
Kellomäki, Seppo, Hari, Pertti
Silva Fennica · 1976
doi:10.14214/sf.a14799 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The photosynthetic rate of (Willd.), (Hedw.) and (Sw.) grown in plastic containers was monitored with infrared gas analyser in open air under natural weather conditions. It proved that the photosynthetic rate of wet moss cushions was satisfactorily predicted by temperature and light intensity. In dry moss cushions this kind of model gave too high an estimate for photosynthetic rate. Water requirements of each moss species were found to be moderate, and water content of moss cushions limited photosynthetic rate only under serious water deficiency.Pleurosium schreberiHylocomnium splendensDicranum undulatum
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