Hi Stephen:
They aren't cheap, but see if anyone has a Pulse Amplitude Modulated
Flourometer (PAM) you can borrow.
http://www.walz.com/
-Ron
Ron Dean
Biologist
Exotic Plant Management Team Leader
Center for Urban Ecology
4598 MacArthur Blvd., NW
Washington D.C. 20007
202.342.1443 x219
202.341.9926 cell
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Greetings to all listserv members,
In case I cannot find a spare LiCor 6200 leaf chamber I thought I'd post
to the list a couple of related ideas / questions.
What sort of low budget methods are available to at least qualify, if not
quantify, the presence of photosynthetic activity?
Are there any diagrams available to describe the construction of a leaf
chamber such as that of a LiCor 6200?
Thanks to all in advance
Sincerely Stephen Johnson
Prairie Ecologist
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