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A. V. Jonsson Čabrajić, M. Lidén, T. Lundmark, M. Ottosson-Löfvenius and K. Palmqvist 2010: Modelling hydration and photosystem II activation in relation to in situ rain and humidity patterns: a tool to compare performance of rare and generalist epiphytic lichens. - Plant, Cell and Environment 33(5): 840-850. [RLL List # 219 / Rec.# 31950]
Keywords: BRYORIA/ LOBARIA/ USNEA/ HYDRATION MODELS/ WATER RELATIONS/ RARE SPECIES/ GENERALIST SPECIES/ WATER POTENTIAL/ PLATISMATIA/ HABITAT RESTRICTIONS/ SWEDEN
Abstract: [Studies carried out in Västerbotten, Sweden, using Bryoria bicolor, Lobaria amplissima, Platismatia glauca, P. norvegica and Usnea longissima. "Many brief hydration events may thus hamper species with slow activation and fast desiccation kinetics. No evidence of compensation by a 'water-holding' morphology was observed among studied species. The developed model may provide a tool for identifying suitable habitats for long-term persistence of lichens with physiological constraints."]
– 10.1111/j.1365-3040.2009.02110

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