Authors: Polevoy A.
Year: 2009
Issue: 07
Pages: 69-76
Abstract
Consecutive resistance to molecules CO2 on a way of diffusion to a green leaf is considered. As the major regulator of process of diffusion the stomatol device of a leaf is considered which resistance is caused by factors of an environment.
Tags: diffusion; gas exchange; photosynthesis; resistance; sheet; soil water; solar radiation; stomatal conductance; temperature of air
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