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![Fig. 3 (shortened, full legend in paper): Schematic representation of CO2 diffusion through the leaf boundary layer and into the chloroplast under different wind speeds. The cross-sections represent a leaf with a uniform boundary layer and show the diffusional path of CO2 from the ambient air to the stomatal aperture and then to the chloroplast, under two different wind conditions. The corresponding distribution of [CO2] is shown, as indicated in the key. (A) A low wind speed results in a relatively thick boundary layer where [CO2] decreases from 420 µmol mol−1 in the ambient air (
), to 350 µmol mol−1 in the air at the stomatal aperture (
), to 270 µmol mol−1 in the intercellular airspace (
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