How does the photosynthetic machinery of invasive perennial pepperweed allow it to adapt and respond to changes in California’s climate?

Benjamin R. K. Runkle; Oliver Sonnentag; Matteo Detto; Xinyue Liang; John A. Dracup; Dennis Baldocchi

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How does the photosynthetic machinery of invasive perennial pepperweed allow it to adapt and respond to changes in California’s climate?

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