Drake_NewPhyt_2016_WTC3_RtoGPP_forfigshare.zip

Photosynthesis and respiration at the leaf and canopy scales for Eucalyptus tereticornis trees grown in whole-tree chambers at the Hawkesbury Forest Experiment. <br>Eucalyptus tereticornis trees were field-grown in large (9-m-tall) whole-tree chambers and exposed to ambient or +3 degrees C warming near Richmond, NSW, Australia. Files contain data regarding the meteorology experienced by each tree (air temperature, air humidity, incident light, etc), tree growth (diameter and stem length), tree moisture status (predawn and midday leaf water potentials), and the exchange of CO2 and H2O of leaves, branch wood, and whole tree canopies. Extensive documentation for each datafile exist within the zipfile.<br><br>These data files were used for the manuscript: <br><br>Drake JE, MG Tjoelker, MJ Aspinwall, PB Reich, CVM Barton, BE Medlyn, R Duursma, (accepted by New Phytologist) Does physiological acclimation to climate warming stabilize the ratio of canopy respiration to photosynthesis?<br>