Keywords: Elevated CO2 concentration; Misting system; Relative humidity; Nutrient uptake; Fruit growth; Tomato
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Effects of elevated atmospheric CO2 and nitrogen fertilization on nitrogen cycling in experimental riparian wetlands
Keywords: Elevated CO2 concentration; Invasive species; Plant growth; Climate change; Inorganic nitrogen; Nitrogen cycling;
Increased intrinsic water-use efficiency during a period with persistent decreased tree radial growth in northwestern China: Causes and implications
Keywords: Tree-ring δ13C; Intrinsic water-use efficiency; Elevated CO2 concentration; Drought; Arid northwestern China
The impact of long-term CO2 enrichment on sun and shade needles of Norway spruce (Picea abies): Photosynthetic performance, needle anatomy and phenolics accumulation
Keywords: [CO2]; carbon dioxide concentration; AC; ambient CO2 concentration; ANmax; light-saturated CO2 assimilation rate; AQE; apparent quantum efficiency; C; current-year needles; CÂ +Â 2; 3-year-old needles; EC; elevated CO2 concentration; FACE; free-air CO2 en
Different responses of invasive and native species to elevated CO2 concentration
Keywords: Elevated CO2 concentration; Invasive species; Photosynthesis; Biomass allocation;
Effects of elevated CO2 concentration, irrigation and nitrogenous fertilizer application on the growth and yield of spring wheat in semi-arid areas
Keywords: Elevated CO2 concentration; Grain yield; Irrigation and fertilization; Semi-arid areas; Spring wheat; Water use efficiency
Effects of temperature increase and elevated CO2 concentration, with supplemental irrigation, on the yield of rain-fed spring wheat in a semiarid region of China
Keywords: Elevated CO2 concentration; Rain-fed spring wheat; Supplemental irrigation; Temperature increase; Yields;