Reply to Garen et al.: Within-canopy temperature data also do not support limited homeothermy

Still, Christopher J.; Page, Gerald F. M.; Rastogi, Bharat; Griffith, Daniel M.; Aubrecht, Donald M.; Kim, Youngil; Burns, Sean P.; Hanson, Chad V.; Kwon, Hyojung; Hawkins, Linnia; Meinzer, Frederick C.; Sevanto, Sanna; Roberts, Dar A.; Goulden, Mike; Pau, Stephanie; Detto, Matteo; Helliker, Brent R.; Richardson, Andrew D.

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Reply to Garen et al.: Within-canopy temperature data also do not support limited homeothermy

2023
By Still, Christopher J. ; Page, Gerald F. M. ; Rastogi, Bharat ; ...

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Still, Christopher J. ; Page, Gerald F. M. ; Rastogi, Bharat ; Griffith, Daniel M. ; Aubrecht, Donald M. ; Kim, Youngil ; Burns, Sean P. ; Hanson, Chad V. ; Kwon, Hyojung ; Hawkins, Linnia ; Meinzer, Frederick C. ; Sevanto, Sanna ; Roberts, Dar A. ; Goulden, Mike ; Pau, Stephanie ; Detto, Matteo ; Helliker, Brent R. ; Richardson, Andrew D.
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We thank Garen et al. (1) for their comment and agree that there are many issues related to plant thermoregulation that require further study.
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