In this publication, What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?, the objective was to systematically examine a recently developed mathematical model, which describes photosynthesis as an interacting supply–demand system, to systematically study how external conditions affect the control over carbon fixation fluxes.
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What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?
What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?
In this publication, What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?, the objective was to systematically examine a recently developed mathematical model, which describes photosynthesis as an interacting supply–demand system, to systematically study how external conditions affect the control over carbon fixation fluxes.
What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?
In this publication, What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?, the objective was to systematically examine a recently developed mathematical model, which describes photosynthesis as an interacting supply–demand system, to systematically study how external conditions affect the control over carbon fixation fluxes.
What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?
In this publication, What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?, the objective was to systematically examine a recently developed mathematical model, which describes photosynthesis as an interacting supply–demand system, to systematically study how external conditions affect the control over carbon fixation fluxes.