Applications for MONITORING-PAM
Continuous Monitoring
Sustained quenching of chlorophyll fluorescence in evergreen leaves at low ...
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Continuous monitoring of fluorescence from a leaf of Ilex aquifolium, and of air temperature by the STANDALONE configuration of the TERRESTRIAL version of the MONITORING-PAM. The measurements reveal that Fm’ and F fluorescence levels dropped sharply during onset of a frost period on 07.01.2009. Fluorescence levels recovered close to initial values only at beginning of April when day temperatures reached 20°C and night temperatures did not drop below 5°C.
Likely, the sustained fluorescence quenching during low temperatures reflects markedly increased dissipation of absorbed light energy. This energy dissipation can prevent damage by light under very low temperature conditions when light energy can not be used by biochemistry.
The MONITORING-PAM in the Field
Monitoring of lichen photosynthesis: Livinston Island base camp, ...
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Monitoring of lichen photosynthesis: Livinston Island base camp, ...
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MONI-DA performance test: McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
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Monitoring of lichen photosynthesis: Sierra de Guadarrama, Spain.
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Monitoring head (first generation): Boreal woodland, Finland.
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Monitoring head (first generation): Boreal woodland, Finland.
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