Some leaves in tropical forests may be getting too hot for photosynthesis
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Climate change may be forcing some tropical leaves to stop photosynthesis and die. It’s still unclear what effect this will have on entire forests.
Climate change: Parts of tropical rainforests could get too hot for photosynthesis, study suggests
Rogues of the Rainforest - bioGraphic
Forests' carbon uptake will be compromised by climate change, leaf temperature study suggests
Tropical forests may not combat climate change, Science
At this rate, it will be too hot for plants to photosynthesise, and the world's rainforests will disappear. - GIGAZINE
Rainforest - Wikipedia
Tropical forests can take the heat, study finds. Dryness? Not so much
What adaptations do plants have to ensure they receive enough sunlight in the dense rainforest canopy? - Quora
Global warming could cause leaf photosynthesis to fail - Los Angeles Times
Scientists Warn that if air temperature rises of 7.2°F (4°C) it could Kill Photosynthesis in Plants : r/climatechange
In Some Forests, Photosynthesis May Stop Working. Here's Why
POLITICO Pro, Article
Global warming could threaten photosynthesis in tropical rainforests
Climate change: Parts of tropical rainforests could get too hot for photosynthesis, study suggests
