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Dear colleagues!
I’m writing a lab manual for my student of the Tree Fruit Ecophysiology Course at my University (in Albanian language). Two of the laboratory topics will deal with field methods and instrumentation for light and temperature measurement. I’m using as a basis the relevant chapters from “Plant Physiological Ecology – Field Methods and Instrumentation” but obviously there is a lot of progress since 1989 in this fields. Therefore, although valuable for the structure and principles, I’m looking for pertinent reviews, either on individual methods/instrumentation, i.e. photographic or radiation measurement or more generalised reviews. Please advice!
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Endrit> Dear colleagues!
1. Nadezhdina N.E., Il�nitskiy O.A., Odintsova V.A., Raznopolova T.E. Prostranstvennye i vremennye variatsii skorostey vodnogo potoka v ksileme yabloni. 1991g. Fiziologiya i biochimiya kul�turnykh rasteniy, T.23 ? 6 str. 588 � 594. (in Russian) Nadezhdina NE, Ilnitsky OA, Odintsova VA, Raznopolova TE (1991) Spatial and temporal variations of water flow rates in xylem of apple trees vol.23 no. 6 p.p. 588 � 594
2. Radchenko S.I. Temperaturnye gradienty sredy i rasteniya. Moskva-Leningrad: Nauka, 1966. – 389 s.To everyone who reads this.
The temperature is just a number, but the temperature gradient is an energy. This one is something which is not in the modern theory of the motion of sap flow> Regards,
>Tregubov Vitaly
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