What is the relationship between the leaf and the tree

var. menziesii) ranging in height from 13 to 62 m (aged 20–450 years). Al:As declined substantially as height in- creased (P=0.02). Our test of the hypothesis that Al:As declines with tree height was extended using a combina- tion of original and published data on nine species across a range of maximum heights and climates. Meta-analysis of 13 whole-tree studies revealed a consistent and signif- icant reduction in Al:As with increasing height (P<0.05). However, two species (Picea abies and Abies balsamea) exhibited an increase in Al:As with height, although the reason for this is not clear. The slope of the relationship between Al:As and tree height (∆Al:As/∆h) was unrelated to mean annual precipitation. Maximum potential height was positively correlated with ∆Al:As/∆h. The decrease in Al:As with increasing tree size that we observed in the majority of species may be a homeostatic mechanism that partially compensates for decreased hydraulic con- ductance as trees grow in height.

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A leaf stores energy to use and so does the tree

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I think that in reality animals should be in their natural area since when an animal is removed from its natural area it can die since it has neither the climate nor the conditions in which those animals previously lived

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