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Transpiration Resistance and Energy Budget of Populus Sargentii Leaves

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  1. Gates, D. M., Ecology, 46, 1 (1965).

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  1. DAVID F. PARKHURST: This work was carried out while the senior author was a participant in the Undergraduate Research Program in Engineering at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

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PARKHURST, D., GATES, D. Transpiration Resistance and Energy Budget of Populus Sargentii Leaves. Nature 210, 172–174 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/210172a0

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