WORKSHOP: Scaling Photosynthesis from the Chloroplast to the Landscape (Aug. 18-23, 2001 in Brisbane Australia)

了解不同物种之间植物形态和光合作用功能的相互作用对于未来成功管理本地和农业物种至关重要，特别是在当前全球变化的情况下。本次研讨会的目的是评估光合作用的限制和适应性解决方案，这些限制和解决方案出现在植物界发现的更高层次的结构组织中。该研讨会将与2001年8月18日至23日在澳大利亚布里斯班举行的第12届国际光合作用大会同时举行，并将分为几个会议，分别讨论叶绿体、细胞、叶片内的细胞层、叶片、树冠、树冠和景观。在这个广泛的结构/空间层次中，叶绿体逐渐被包装成越来越复杂的组织层次（如细胞、叶子、树枝和冠），这对光合作用的光和二氧化碳捕获产生了新的限制。

Workshop: Scaling photosynthesis from the chloroplast to the landscapeUnderstanding the interactions of plant form and photosynthetic function among different species will be critical to the success of future management of both native and agricultural species, especially under current scenarios of global change. The purpose of this workshop is to evaluate photosynthetic limitations and adaptive solutions that emerge at the higher levels of structural organization found in the plant kingdom. The workshop will be held in conjunction with the 12th International Congress on Photosynthesis in Brisbane, Australia (August 18-23, 2001) and will be divided into sessions dealing with the chloroplast, cell, cell layers inside a leaf, the leaf, crown, canopy, and landscape. Across this broad structural/spatial hierarchy, chloroplasts are packaged progressively into more and more complex levels of organization (e.g. cells, leaves, branches, and crowns), generating new limitations to light and CO2 capture for photosynthesis.