Changes in leaf photosynthetic parameters with leaf position and nitrogen content within a rose plant canopy (Rosa hybrida).

By M. M. González-Real, Alain Baille. 2000

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The mathematics of linked optimisation for water and nitrogen use in a canopy (2002, background): “…Hirose and Werger 1987, Werger and Hirose 1991, Schieving et al. 1992, Evans 1993, Berninger et al. 1996, Hari et al. 1999, Koskela et al. 1999, Gonzales-Real and Baille 2000, Hari et al. 2000), these theories have had limited success in replacing the predominantly semi-mechanistic and…”
A hydromechanical and biochemical model of stomatal conductance (2003, background): “Conservation of the ratio Vm/Jm (Wullschleger 1993; Gonzales-Real & Baille 2000; Meir et al. 2002) provides some evidence that different elements of photosynthetic capacity scale together, but it does not prove that at, Rp and p all co-vary with Vm and Jm in a similar fashion.”
PART OF A SPECIAL ISSUE ON FUNCTIONAL-STRUCTURAL PLANT MODELLING Towards a functional-structural plant model of cut-rose: simulation of light environment, light absorption, photosynthesis and interference with the plant structure (2011, background): “Such differences in light response curves for different canopy positions were also found by Gonzales-Real and Baille (2000) and were ascribed by these authors to a decrease in leaf nitrogen content, i.e. the bottom leaves of the plant had 35 % less nitrogen than the top leaves.”