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Greater seed production in elevated CO 2 is not accompanied by reduced seed quality in Pinus taeda L.NARA Subscribed
For herbaceous species, elevated CO 2 often increases seed production but usually leads to decreased seed quality. However, the effects of increased atmospheric CO 2 on tree fecundity remain uncertain, despite the importance of reproduction to the composition of future forests. We determined how seed quantity and quality differed for pine trees grown for 12 years in ambient and elevated (ambient+200 μL L −1 ) CO 2 , at the Duk...
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