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Primary Rainforest canopy, Langkawi, Malaysia
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Primary Rainforest canopy exhibiting crown and crownlet shyness of the tree crwns, Langkawi, Malaysia
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Forest canopy, Phou Hin Poun NBCA, Khammouane, Laos
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Forest canopy, Campo, Cameroon
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Taralea oppositifolia flowering in the forest canopy, photo by Patrick Blanc for CNRS phototheque, taken from the Radeau des Cimes, French Guyana, Oct. 1989
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Blanc P. et F. Hallé - 1990 - Timidité et multiplication végétative d'un arbre guyanais Taralea oppositifolia, In F. Hallé et P.Blanc Eds, Biologie d'une canopée de forêt équatoriale. Xylochimie, Paris, 125-135
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Patrick Blanc observing the growth habits of the mature tree crowns on the Canopy Raft, Radeau des Cimes, French Guyana, Sept. 1989
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Blanc P. - 1992 - Comment poussent les couronnes d'arbres dans la canopée - In F. Hallé et O. Pascal Eds, Biologie d'une canopée de forêt équatoriale 2 , Fondation ELF, Paris, 155 - 172
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Ceiba pentandra exhibiting successive downwards bifurcations creating its crown shape, Rio Napo, Ecuador
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Ligny S. - 2020 - Francis Hallé and Patrick Blanc, la botanique ou la passion du génie végétal - Etre Botaniste- Gardenlab, 9, 104-113
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Tree crown construction, opposite concepts by Francis Halle and Patrick Blanc, Gardenlab 2020, 9
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Blanc P. 2012, Interpretation of the growth habits of tree crowns in forest canopy, the adaptive downwardly progressive necrosis of weak shoots resulting in zigzagging bifurcations of the main branches
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Evolutive crown set up in Sacoglottis gabonensis, from young determined stage with plagiotropic shoots to adult opportunistic stage with short similar shoots, by Patrick Blanc, 1992
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Theoretical tree crown construction through progressive downwards death of central and weak shoots and branches, leading to progressive zigzagging main branch bifurcations, by Patrick Blanc, 1992
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Tree crown shyness, an adaptive hypothesis through photoinhibition reduction, by Patrick Blanc
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Blanc P. - 2012 - Croissance des couronnes d'arbres dans la canopée, différentiation baipète et timidité
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Ficus benghalensis, growth habits, Calcutta Botanical Garden in Blanc P. - 2004 - S'éviter, se réajuster, se mimer, se répéter, de l'art de la cohabitation chez les plantes de sous-bois - Hommes et Plantes 48, 22-37.jpg
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Cimette, extrémités ramifiées, Ulu Temburong, Brunei
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Cimette, croissance et nécroses, Ulu Temburong, Brunei
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Cimette, zones basales défeuillées, Ulu Temburong, Brunei
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Downward twig necroses and resulting branch bifurcations elaborating the mature tree crowns, Hinboun, Laos, Copyright Patrick Blanc
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Early branch bifurcations, just under the peripheric leafy part of the tree crown, Phou Hin Poun NBCA, Khammouane, Laos
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Crownlet of Dipterocarpus sp. with leaves distributed at the periphery of the twigs, observed from the Etoile des Cimes, Hinboun, Laos
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Branch bifurcation pattern in Dipterocarpus sp. crown, observed from the Etoile des Cimes, Hinboun, Laos, Copyright Patrick Blanc
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Branch zigzagging bifurcations of Dipterocarpus sp. in forest canopy, Phou Hin Poun NBCA, Khammouane, Laos
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Highly zigzagging bifurcation in a canopy tree crown, defoliated during the dry season, French Guyana
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Schefflera abyssinica crown made of bifurcating branches, Harenna forest, Bale, Ethiopia
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Branch bifurcations in Dipterocarpus sp. crown, observed from the Etoile des Cimes, Hinboun, Laos, Copyright Patrick Blanc
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Branch bifurcations in the forest canopy, Hinboun, Laos, Copyright Patrick Blanc
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Downward branch bifurcations elaborating the mature tree crown in Dipterocarpus sp., observed from the Etoile des Cimes, Hinboun, Laos, Copyright Patrick Blanc
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Emerging tree with bifurcated branches and limestone cliffs seen from the Bulle des Cimes, Hinboun, Laos
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Crownlet shyness in a single tree crown, Hinboun, Laos
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Peripheric thin leafy part of the Eucalyptus jacksonii crown due to numerous last season shoots leading to descending progressive adaptive necroses and elaboration of zigzagging bifurcations, Walpole, Western Australia
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Crownlet elaboration through successive downward necrosis of weak shoots leading to branch bifurcations in Eucalyptus jacksonii, Walpole, Western Australia
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Branch bifurcations in Eucalyptus jacksonii in the forest canopy, Walpole, Western Australis
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Regular dome shape of a crown actually made of two different trees, the host tree defoliated during the dry season and an evergreen hemiepiphytic Clusia in the center, French Guyana
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Regular dome shape of a tree crown in spite of its construction made with two separate main branches, the shape due to successive downward necroses of overshaded small branches, French Guyana
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Sagging narrow old branch emitting some erect reiteration shoots acting as photosynthetic complement but probably short living, French Guyana
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Dead small much branched reiteration shoot in the crown of Dialium pachyphyllum, Campo, Cameroun
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Cimette entièrement nécrosée, Ulu Temburong, Brunei
