U.S. Australia Joint Seminar: Perspective of Plant Carbon and Water Relations from Stable Isotopes; Riverside, CA; 1992

题目：美国-澳大利亚联合研讨会：从稳定同位素看植物碳和水的关系；河边,CA;1992年，该奖项将支持七名美国科学家参加美国-澳大利亚联合研讨会，讨论从稳定同位素分析中得出的植物碳和水的关系。与会者将就植物过程中的同位素效应、环境对碳同位素识别和水分利用效率的影响、水分利用效率的基因型差异以及植物氢、氧同位素组成的解释等热点领域的最新实验结果进行讨论和交流。研讨会的共同组织者是犹他大学的James Ehleringer博士和堪培拉澳大利亚国立大学的Graham Farquhar博士。讨论会将于1992年上半年在加利福尼亚河滨举行。当地的安排由加州大学河滨分校的工作人员协调，并在美国-澳大利亚合作科学项目的主持下举行。近年来，稳定同位素技术在植物科学中的应用对从遗传水平到生态系统水平对植物气体交换、水分关系和光合作用的理解产生了重大影响，并跨越了农业、林业和生态学等研究和应用领域。这些研究大多是由美国和澳大利亚的科学家推动的。本次研讨会将为双方就这一主题交流信息和意见提供机会，并将促进未来可能的联合研究项目。

Title: U.S.-Australia Joint Seminar: Perspective of Plant Carbon and Water Relations from Stable Isotopes; Riverside, CA; 1992 This award will support the participation of seven U.S. scientists in a U.S.-Australia joint seminar on plant carbon and water relations emerging from stable isotope analyses. Participants will discuss and exchange recent experimental results on such topical areas as isotope effects in plant processes, environmental effects on carbon isotope discrimination and water-use efficiency, genotypic differences in water-use efficiency and interpreting plant hydrogen and oxygen isotopic composition. Seminar co-organizers are Dr. James Ehleringer of the University of Utah and Dr. Graham Farquhar of the Australian National University in Canberra. The seminar will take place during the first half of 1992 in Riverside, California. Local arrangements are being coordinated by staff of the University of California, Riverside, and is held under the auspices of the U.S.-Australia Cooperative Science Program. The applications of stable isotope technologies to the plant sciences in recent years have had a significant impact on increasing the understanding of plant gas exchange, water relations, and photosynthesis from genetics levels through ecosystem levels, and across such fields of study and application as agriculture, forestry and ecology. Much of this research has been driven by U.S. and Australian scientists. This seminar will provide an opportunity for the exchange of information and ideas on the topic subject, and will promote possible future joint research projects.