Titlebook: An Introduction to Environmental Biophysics; Gaylon S. Campbell Textbook 19771st edition Springer-Verlag New York 1977 Biophysik.Umwelt.bi

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Environmental Moisture,ms are seldom in moisture equilibrium with their surroundings. Since maintenance of proper internal water balance is of great importance to the functioning and survival of organisms, we need to understand the laws governing rates of moisture transfer between organisms and their surroundings.

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Plants and Their Environment,t to best suits its energetics. Plants are not able to move around to find a suitable environment, but we see considerable evidence that selection and adaptation result in leaf morphologies, canopy structures, etc. which give the plants native to a given environment a competitive advantage for that

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Exchange Processes in Plant Canopies,f environmental and plant variables. These results are of limited significance, however, unless we can extend our predictions to plant canopies. Production and water use are determined by the response of the entire canopy rather than that of isolated individual leaves.

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