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- Handling the heat – photosynthetic thermal stress in tropical trees

Among‐sites and ‐species variation in (a) critical temperature (Tcrit, °C) and the temperatures at which the Fv/Fm is reduced by (b) 20% (T20, °C) and (c) 50% (T50, °C) compared to nonheat stressed conditions. Hmo, Harungana montana (white); Sgu, Syzygium guineense (cyan); Eex, Entandrophragma exselsum (green). Data are shown as mean ± SE of the fitted temperature values. Upper case letters indicate significant among‐sites differences within each species (P = 0.05). Lower case letters indicate significant among‐species differences within each site (P = 0.05). The statistical comparisons among the groups were made using Welch's t‐tests and are detailed in Supporting Information Tables S3–S5.
Among‐sites and ‐species variation in (a) critical temperature (Tcrit, °C) and the temperatures at which the Fv/Fm is reduced by (b) 20% (T20, °C) and (c) 50% (T50, °C) compared to nonheat stressed conditions. Hmo, Harungana montana (white); Sgu, Syzygium guineense (cyan); Eex, Entandrophragma exselsum (green). Data are shown as mean ± SE of the fitted temperature values. Upper case letters indicate significant among‐sites differences within each species (P = 0.05). Lower case letters indicate significant among‐species differences within each site (P = 0.05). The statistical comparisons among the groups were made using Welch's t‐tests and are detailed in Supporting Information Tables S3–S5.
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