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Thermal acclimation as an emergent property of economically optimal photosynthesis
Leaf-level photosynthesis acclimates to growth conditions over days to weeks, resulting in the instantaneous optimal temperature for photosynthesis (Topt) increasing with growth temperature (Tgrowth). This widely observed behaviour is reproduced as an emergent property of the P model, a generic mo
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