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We compared the physiological and morphological responses of rooted cuttings of  Populus trichocarpa  Torr. &amp; Gray and  P. trichocarpa  ×  P. deltoides  Bartr. ex Marsh. grown in either near-ambient solar ultraviolet-B (UV-B; 280–320 nm) radiation (cellulose diacetate film) or subambient UV-B radiation (polyester film) for one growing season. Midday biologically effective UV-B radiation was 120.6 and 1.6 mJ m −2  s −1  under the cellulose diacetate and polyester films, respectively. Gas exchange, leaf chlorophyll, light harvesting efficiency of photosystem II, and foliar UV-B radiation-absorbing compounds (i.e., flavonoid derivatives) were measured in expanding (leaf plastochron index (LPI) 5), nearly expanded (LPI 10), and fully expanded mature (LPI 15) leaves of intact plants of plastochron index 30 to 35. Plants were then harvested and height, diameter, biomass allocation and leaf anatomical attributes determined.

Growth, leaf anatomy, and physiology of Populus clones in response to solar ultraviolet-B radiation