Roots longevity

Caird and Woodward retired simultaneously from the company in the 1950s. Woodward died on 5 September 1959. Caird then returned to her pharmacy roots, undertaking part-time work in a hospital pharmaceutical department, first at the North Middlesex Hospital and then at Highlands Hospital. Her longtime friend, Mrs. E. Bradford, commented on Caird s longevity in the hospital service When Ella Corfield finally... 

Majdi, H., Damm, E. Nylund, J.-E. (2001). Longevity of mycorrhizal roots depends on branching order and nutrient availability. New Phytologist, 150, 195-202. 

The bark is used as incense—aromatic. The scent is similar to the Indian Orris Root. It is the Cedar of Lebanon, a symbol of power and longevity. 

The longevity of fine roots for trees varies from a few days or weeks to more than five years, depending on the environmental conditions prevailing at the microsite... 

P, phenological type (e, evergreen, r, raingreen, s, summergreen) minimum canopy conductance (mm/s) Eni.tx maximum daily transpiration rate (mm/day) percent of roots in the top 30 cm of soil L, leaf longevity (months) optratio, the maximum allowed C/C, ratio kk, the Beer s law extinction coefficient minimum monthly temperature for C3 photosynthesis 7 curve, modifier to the curve response of photosynthesis to temperature Rfact, modifier to the curve response of maintenance respiration to temperature Alloc, modifier to the minimum allocation Fire, the soil moisture percent threshold at which a fire day is counted. 

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