Claim · model-written summary
With 1oC warming, oak leaf biomass had its largest percentage decrease in cold, dry regions.
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Verbatim
e0“When the temperature increases by 1oC, the most increase in spruce foliage biomass occurs in cold regions with insufficient moisture supply, while oak leaf biomass, on the contrary, has the largest percentage of its decrease.”
t0“Quercus spp.”
Title
V. A. Usoltsev; H. Lin; S.O. R. Shobairi, et al. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) 2022
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Association With 1oC warming, spruce foliage biomass increased most in cold, moisture deficient regions.
- Association In cold regions, wetter conditions decreased spruce foliage mass percentage.
- Association In cold regions, wetter conditions increased oak foliage mass percentage.
- Association In warm regions, 100 mm more precipitation reduced spruce foliage mass percentage.
- Association In warm regions, more precipitation increased oak foliage mass percentage.
- Association In cold regions, more precipitation changed spruce foliage percentage response from negative to positive.
- Association In cold regions, more precipitation changed oak foliage percentage response from positive to negative.
- Mechanism The authors attribute the contrast to winter photosynthesis in spruce but respiration without photosynthesis in oak.