Leaf Gas Exchange, Dry Matter Partitioning, and Mineral Element Concentrations in Mango as Influenced by Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Root Restriction

Bruce Schaffer; Anthony W. Whiley; Christopher Searle; Robert J. Nissen

doi:10.21273/JASHS.122.6.849

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Leaf Gas Exchange, Dry Matter Partitioning, and Mineral Element Concentrations in Mango as Influenced by Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Root Restriction

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Bruce Schaffer

Bruce SchafferTropical Research and Education Center, IFAS, University of Florida, Homestead, FL 32611

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Anthony W. Whiley

Anthony W. WhileyMaroochy Horticultural Research Station, Department of Primary Industries, Nambour 4560, Queensland, Australia

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Christopher Searle

Christopher SearleMaroochy Horticultural Research Station, Department of Primary Industries, Nambour 4560, Queensland, Australia

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Robert J. Nissen

Robert J. NissenMaroochy Horticultural Research Station, Department of Primary Industries, Nambour 4560, Queensland, Australia

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Article Category:: Research Article

Online Publication Date:: Nov 1997

Page(s):: 849–855

Volume/Issue:: Volume 122: Issue 6

Copyright:: © American Society for Horticultural Science 1997

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.21273/JASHS.122.6.849

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Received:: 24 Jan 1997
Accepted:: 31 Jul 1997
Published-print:: 01 Jan 1997

Received:: 24 Jan 1997
Accepted:: 31 Jul 1997
Published-print:: 01 Jan 1997

Bruce Schaffer

Bruce SchafferTropical Research and Education Center, IFAS, University of Florida, Homestead, FL 32611

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Anthony W. Whiley

Anthony W. WhileyMaroochy Horticultural Research Station, Department of Primary Industries, Nambour 4560, Queensland, Australia

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Christopher Searle

Christopher SearleMaroochy Horticultural Research Station, Department of Primary Industries, Nambour 4560, Queensland, Australia

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Robert J. Nissen

Robert J. NissenMaroochy Horticultural Research Station, Department of Primary Industries, Nambour 4560, Queensland, Australia

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Received:: 24 Jan 1997
Accepted:: 31 Jul 1997
Published-print:: 01 Jan 1997

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