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Using an empirical approach, we report that the slope of the short-term log-transformed leaf respiration (R)–temperature (T) curves declines with increasing leaf T in a manner that is uniform across biomes (1); the results have utility for modeling carbon fluxes in terrestrial biosphere models (TBMs). The use of an empirical approach reflects the fact that, despite advances in understanding of factors regulating R (2⇓–4) and its T-response (5), basic information on key determinants of R remains lacking, hindering development of a process-based model with utility for TBMs. Some, including Adams et al. (6), view Arrhenius theory as providing a way forward and argue that it is both predictive and …

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