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Title:	Inter-species variation of photosynthetic and xylem hydraulic traits in the deciduous and evergreen Euphorbiaceae tree species from a seasonally tropical forest in south-western China
Source:	Ecological Research [0912-3814] Chen, Jun-Wen yr:2008

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