Temperature Coefficients and Acclimatization
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Temperature Coefficients and Acclimatization
CERTAIN biologists (especially Crozier1 and his school) have formulated theories on the effects of changing temperatures on protoplasm. The numerical value of the temperature coefficient (= Q10 = of a biological reaction is believed to afford a clue to the nature of the controlling physical or chemical changes. I consider that theories based on such evidence may often be misleading.
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