An edition of Elevated Carbon Dioxide
(2011)
Elevated Carbon Dioxide
Impacts on Soil and Plant Water Relations
by M. B. Kirkham
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Between 1958 and 2008, the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere increased from 316 to 385 ppm. Continued increases in CO2 concentration will significantly affect long-term climate change, including variations in agricultural yields. Focusing on this critical issue, Elevated Carbon Dioxide: Impacts on Soil and Plant Water Relations presents research conducted on field-grown sorghum, winter wheat, and rangeland plants under elevated CO2. It describes specific results from pioneering experiments performed over a seven-year period in the Evapotranspiration Laboratory at Kansas State University, alo.
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Elevated Carbon Dioxide: Impacts on Soil and Plant Water Relations
2016, Taylor & Francis Group
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0429107749 9780429107740
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Elevated Carbon Dioxide: Impacts on Soil and Plant Water Relations
2011, CRC Press
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1439855056 9781439855058
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Table of Contents
Front Cover; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Drought; Chapter 2: Elevated Carbon Dioxide in the Soil: Composition of the Soil Atmosphere; Chapter 3: Elevated Carbon Dioxide in the Soil: Interaction with the Soil Physical Factors That Affect Root Growth; Chapter 4: Elevated Carbon Dioxide in the Soil: Variable Oxygen Concentration and Root Growth; Chapter 5: Elevated Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere: Interaction with the Soil Physical Factors That Affect Root Growth; Chapter 6: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Root Growth.
Chapter 7: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Plant Water Potential, Osmotic Potential, and Turgor PotentialChapter 8: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Stomatal Conductance; Chapter 9: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Stomatal Density; Chapter 10: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Transpiration and Evapotranspiration; Chapter 11: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Water Use Efficiency; Chapter 12: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: C3 and C4 Plants; Chapter 13: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Plant Anatomy; Chapter 14: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Phenology.
Chapter 15: Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: Growth and YieldEpilogue; References; Back Cover.
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