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The effect of growth form on the evaporation in some subalpine mosse

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Physiological Ecology: Water Relations, Light and Temperature Responses, Carbon Balance
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Response patterns of net photosynthesis to moisture of mosses in xeric habitats
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Plants and their atmospheric environment
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Biology of Polar Bryophytes and Lichens
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Microdistribution and water loss resistances of selected bryophytes in an Alaskan Eriophorum tussock tundra
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Studies on lichen-dominated systems. XVIII. Morphological control of evaporation in lichens
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Notes on water relations ofPolytrichum communeHedw.
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ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GROWTH-FORM OF ULOTA CRISPULA BRID. WITH RELATION TO WATER
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The Biology of Polar Bryophytes and Lichens
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Ecological Studies on Growth-Form in Bryophytes: I. Correlations Between Growth-Form and Habitat

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