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Variation in Vessel Element Diameters and Densities Across Habitats at the Community and Species Levels in Southeast Florida.
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Abstract
The study of woody dicot xylem structure in relation to habitats has a long but geographically incomplete history, generating generalizations and questions still in need of expanded data. One understudied area is localized cross-habitat studies under identical climate conditions. Also sparse are intraspecific cross-habitat data. Both of these weaknesses are addressed in the present project for unstudied S. Florida. Six surveys of woody dicot branchlet microtome cross-sections allowed the microscopic comparison of vessel element (VE) diameters and VE densities. The project took place in a small area within short timeframes per survey to assure near uniformity in weather and in seasonal growth cycles. The multispecies Initial Survey and single-species
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