Midday Depression vs. Midday Peak in Diurnal Light Interception: Contrasting Patterns at Crown and Leaf Scales in a Tropical Evergreen Tree.

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Adrián Escudero

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Agustina Ventre-Lespiaucq

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Juan A Delgado

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Nhora H Ospina-Calderón

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Nicola S Flanagan

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