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Figure 2 Leaf SEM microphotographs of Begonia.

Minimum temperature (rs = −0.68, P < 0.0001) is negatively significant during current months (Figure 4). Figure 2 Leaf initiation and rainfall in canopy trees of Bhadra wildlife sanctuary.

Figure 2 Leaf respiration ( R D ) trend of P. lentiscus ( close squares ), P. latifolia ( open circles ), M. communis ( close triangles ) and Q. ilex ( open squares ) during the study period.

Seven decision rules (in Figure 2, leaf nodes 1, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, and 12) were statistically significant, excluding leaf node LUQ (node 9).

Despite these trends, the role of phylogeny did outweigh climate in three families (Phylogeny/Climate ratios >1, Figure 2): Leaf-out timing in the only two Conifer families present in this study (Pinaceae and Cupressaceae), as well as in the Oleaceae was better explained by species relatedness, phylogeny explained 4.4%, 7.4% and 12% of the variation in leaf-out timing respectively.

Figure 5.8: Leaf cushions in arborescent lycopsids.

2. Begonia circularis   Figure 16 Leaf SEM microphotographs of Begonia.

Figure 4 Leaf SEM microphotographs of B. wuzhishanensis.

Figure 4 Leaf SEM microphotographs of Begonia wui-senioris.

Figure 3 Leaf expansion and maximum temperature in canopy trees of Bhadra wildlife sanctuary.

Figure 4 Leaf senescence and minimum temperature in canopy trees of Bhadra wildlife sanctuary.