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Table 1.

The ten species analyzed; their scientific and common names, growth form and initial percent water content.

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Figure 1.

Decrease in area of different growth forms and species after two storage methods.

Decrease in leaf area after (A) pressed dry and (B) cold (2°C) storage. Different letters indicate significant differences between species (P≤0.05, n = 250). Growth forms not connected by solid bars are significantly different (P≤0.05). Abbreviations for growth forms are Co - conifer, Fe - fern, Fo - forb, Gr - graminoid, Wo - woody dicot. Abbreviations for species are given in Table 1. Error bars indicate 1 SE.

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Table 2.

Difference in leaf area between fresh and treated leaves of ten species and the respective percent decrease in area.

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Figure 2.

Water loss of the different growth forms and species after cold (2°C) storage.

Different letters indicate significant differences within storage treatment (P≤0.05, n = 175 for ambient temperature storage, n = 225 for the other treatments). Growth forms not connected by solid bars are significantly different (P≤0.05). Abbreviations for growth forms are Co - conifer, Fe - fern, Fo - forb, Gr - graminoid, Wo - woody dicot. Abbreviations for species are given in Table 1. Error bars indicate 1 SE.

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