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Does shade improve light interception efficiency? A comparison among seedling from shade-tolerant and -intolerant temperate deciduous tree species

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Table 1 Number of digitized saplings according to species, light regime, age and installation year
Fig. 1 Examples of reconstructed virtual saplings grown under the high irradiance regime (36% external irradiance) viewed from horizontal  (above) and vertical (below) directions
Table 2 Results of a two-way  ANOVA  on log e (total leaf area) and light  interception efficiency (LIE) of 1- and 2-year-old seedlings as a  function of irradiance regime (36, 16 and 4% of external irradiance)  and species
Fig. 2 Total leaf area (A t ) and computed light  interception efficiency (LIE) as a function of  irradiance regimes during growth (36, 16 and  4% of external irradiance) for 1-year-old (left)  and 2-year-old (right) seedlings from five  different broadlea
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