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Light compensation point (LCP)

light level at which carbon balance is zero

carbon balance (flux)

net difference between photosynthesis and respiration

light saturation point (LSP)

light level at which P no longer increases with increasing light (since shade intolerant species have a higher LSP, they can outgrow shade tolerant species in high light)

physiological/fundamental niche

abiotic factors

ecological/realized niche

abiotic and biotic factors

life history patterns

classification of plants based on the ecological niche they usually occupy

climate

characteristic patterns, means, and extremes of weather

solar radiation

energy emitted by the sun, only half of which is visible light

air circulation

mass movement of air in the atmosphere

hadley cells

air masses

large bodies of air in which temperature and humidity change slowly

continents and physical geography

where continents are located relative to water and their size/shape

continentality

degree to which a climate is influenced by water

what are the 2 types of climates?

-continental


-maritime

orographic lift

air forced up over a mountain

air forced up over a mountain