Fig. 3.
Exponential growth solutions [eqns (23) to (35)] in constant conditions. Light flux density, I0, and hence parameter β [eqn (8)], are varied from near zero to 500 J (PAR) m−2 s−1 (2300 µmol PAR m−2 s−1). Two values of parameter kS are applied. Specific gross photosynthetic rate πg is given by eqn (33). The vertical dashed line labelled μ = 0 marks the πg value for zero specific growth rate, μ = 0, for kS = 1 d−1 (the value is slightly different for kS = 5 d−1) [eqns (33), (30), (27)]. (A) Specific growth rate μ, eqns (27); (B) specific respiration rate ρ, eqns (14), (27); (C) respiration:gross photosynthesis ratio rR:Pg, eqns (21), (13), (8), (27); (D) substrate fraction CS, eqn (27), (8); (E, F) slopes of graphs in (A) and (B), respectively, were calculated numerically.

Exponential growth solutions [eqns (23) to (35)] in constant conditions. Light flux density, I0, and hence parameter β [eqn (8)], are varied from near zero to 500 J (PAR) m−2 s−1 (2300 µmol PAR m−2 s−1). Two values of parameter kS are applied. Specific gross photosynthetic rate πg is given by eqn (33). The vertical dashed line labelled μ = 0 marks the πg value for zero specific growth rate, μ = 0, for kS = 1 d−1 (the value is slightly different for kS = 5 d−1) [eqns (33), (30), (27)]. (A) Specific growth rate μ, eqns (27); (B) specific respiration rate ρ, eqns (14), (27); (C) respiration:gross photosynthesis ratio rR:Pg, eqns (21), (13), (8), (27); (D) substrate fraction CS, eqn (27), (8); (E, F) slopes of graphs in (A) and (B), respectively, were calculated numerically.

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