Sentence examples for mass and leaf from inspiring English sources

Herbage mass and leaf blades in the sward canopy varied among cultivars, but differences were not consistent between years.

Here we examined the allometric relationships between photosynthetic mass (Mp) or leaf mass (ML) vs. body mass ; population density vs. body mass ; and leaf mass vs. population density, for desert shrubs, trees, and herbaceous plants, respectively.

Leaf fresh mass and leaf area were measured.

However, Phlox, Rosa, and Rhus all showed significant negative correlations between seed mass and leaf removal.

Therefore, for all three trees of the respective "dbh-LAI-class" no needle mass and leaf area could be calculated.

Table S2: analysis of variance for the effects of stand density and plant age on leaf number, leaf area, leaf mass and leaf nitrogen of X. canadense plants.

The dataset includes field measured leaf-level directional-hemispherical reflectance/transmittance together with seven important leaf traits [total chlorophyll (chlorophyll a and b), carotenoids, mass-based nitrogen concentration (Nmass), mass-based carbon concentration (Cmass), and leaf mass per area (LMA)].

Sharma et al. ([2012b]) reported estimated mean leaf longevity for R. stylosa, B. gymnorhiza and K. obovata of 13.9, 17.2 and 12.1 months in the same study area using leaf mass and a leaf litterfall ratio (indirect method).

The dynamics of L were reconstructed using data on leaf litterfall mass and specific leaf area for hardwoods, and needle litterfall mass and specific leaf area combined with needle elongation rates, and fascicle and shoot counts for pines.

Since surplus production is the outcome of invested leaf number, area, dry mass and N, leaf efficiency defined as surplus production per unit investment of these leaf variables should be an important parameter of leaf activity in the canopy.

Results of randomization regressions of proportion occupancy vs. log-transformed water volume and leaf litter mass.