########################################################################################### # # Angela C Burnett Shawn P Serbin Julien Lamour Jeremiah Anderson # Kenneth J Davidson Dedi Yang Alistair Rogers. 2020. # Seasonal measurements of photosynthesis and leaf traits # in scarlet oak # ########################################################################################## Data Descriptions: USDA Species Codes Species Name --------------------------------------------------------------------- QUCO2 Quercus coccinea Leaf Trait Units --------------------------------------------------------------------- LMA (leaf mass per unit area) grams per m2 RWC (relative water content) Percent Nmass (elemental N, mass basis) mg N per g leaf mass Narea (elemental N, area basis) g N per m2 leaf area Spectral Index Units --------------------------------------------------------------------- ChlNDI (chlorophyll index) no units PRI (photochemical reflectance index) no units GasExchange Units Definition --------------------------------------------------------------------- Asat micromol CO2 per m2 leaf area per s Light saturated net CO2 assimilation rate at ambient CO2 concentration, per unit leaf area (from first point of A/Ci curve) gs mol H2O per m2 leaf area per s Stomatal conductance to water vapor (from first point of A/Ci curve) WUEi umol CO2 per mol H20 Intrinsic water use efficiency of photosynthesis (from first point of A/Ci curve) CiCa no units Ratio of CO2 inside the leaf to CO2 around the leaf in the leaf cuvette (from first point of A/Ci curve) Tleaf degrees C Mean leaf temperature during A/Ci curve measurement VcmaxT micromol CO2 per m2 leaf area per s Maximum carboxylation capacity of Rubisco at Tleaf JmaxT micromol electrons per m2 leaf area per s Maximum electron transport rate of photosynthesis at Tleaf Vcmax25 micromol CO2 per m2 leaf area per s Maximum carboxylation capacity of Rubisco normalized to 25 degrees C Jmax25 micromol electrons per m2 leaf area per s Maximum electron transport rate of photosynthesis normalized to 25 degrees C NUE micromol CO2 per g N per s Nitrogen use efficiency of photosynthesis (based on Vcmax and leaf mass) Modelled_A micromol CO2 per m2 leaf area per s Modelled net CO2 assimilation at the top of the canopy G1 stomatal slope (for the first date, the average of all dates except first and last is used; for all other dates the g1 was calculated for the individual date) --------------------------------------------------------------------- A/Ci curves were fit according to the parameters defined by Bernacchi et al. (2001. Plant, Cell and Environment. 24, 253-259) VcmaxT and JmaxT were normalized to give Vcmax25 and Jmax25 using an Arrhenius equation. Raw gas exchange data include all parameters measured by the LI-6400XT or LI-6800 respectively