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. 2003 Jul;132(3):1577–1585. doi: 10.1104/pp.103.021246

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

The temperature responses of the rates of net CO2 assimilation and Rd (a), stomatal conductance (b), and the partial pressure of Ci (c) in F. bidentis wild type (•) and anti-RbcS (○ and Inline graphic). Photosynthesis was measured at a temperature- and genotype-dependent PPFD that was just sufficient to saturate photosynthesis at 370 μbar CO2 and 200 mbar O2. Each point represents the mean (± se) of measurements on five different leaves. Rd was determined as the y intercept of the light response of photosynthesis in the wild-type and 141-1 lines. Respiration did not differ between genotypes, and pooled values are shown here. The relationship between Rd and temperature is described by Rd = 3.76e3 T2 + 5.74e4 T + 8.56e9 (where T is leaf temperature [°C], R2 = 0.927). This was used to correct the net assimilation for respiration in all ensuing calculations.