Cold-induced photoinhibition affects establishment of Eucalyptus nitens (Deane and Maiden) Maiden and Eucalyptusglobulus Labill

By D. Close, C. Beadle, P. Brown, G. Holz. Trees, 2000

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The physiological basis of containerised tree seedling ‘transplant shock’: a review (2005, background): “…frost tolerance than E. nitens under identical environmental conditions, and this is a factor in Australian Forestry 2005 Vol. 68 No.2 pp. 112-120 Dugald C. Close, Christopher L. Beadle and Philip H. Brown 115 its planting distribution (Hallam et al. 1989; Close et al. 2000; Davidson et al. 2004 ).”
FOLIAR NUTRITION, SITE QUALITY, AND TEMPERATURE INFLUENCE FOLIAR CHEMISTRY OF TALLOWWOOD (EUCALYPTUS MICROCORYS) (2004, background): “Concentrations of anthocyanins also increase following photoinhibition (Close et al. 2000, 2001).”
Spectral reflectance characteristics of eucalypt foliage damaged by insects (2001, methodology): “…a red coloration, typical of many healthy eucalypt species (Brooker and Kleinig 1990) and mature foliage with a reddish coloration, often associated with stressed or damaged eucalypt foliage (e.g. Moore 1961; Ladiges and Kelso 1977; Wall and Keane 1984; Close et al. 2000; C. Stone, pers. obs.).”
High solar radiation hinders tree regeneration above the alpine treeline in northern Ecuador (2007, background): “These negative effects are aggravated by low temperatures (Ball et al. 1991; Close et al. 2000; Huner et al. 1998; Krause 1994), especially frost, which can occur year-round at night at tropical treelines.”