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Photosynthesis and photoassimilate transport during root hypoxia in Melaleuca cajuputi, a flood-tolerant species, and in Eucalyptus camaldulensis, a moderately flood-tolerant species
... with control seedlings. Root hypoxia caused decreases in whole-plant biomass, photosynthetic rate and stomatal conductance in E. camaldulensis, but not in M. cajuputi. Photoassimilate transport to roots ... under root hypoxic conditions. Keywords: carbohydrates, carbon allocation, 13CO2 feeding, Myrtaceae, O2 deficiency, starch, stomatal closure, sucrose. ISSN 0829-318X Copyright © 2002–2006 Heron ...
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Stomatal responses to humidity in selected conifers
... .5%), and shoots of P. sitchensis the largest reduction (64.6%) in stomatal conductance. However, in no species was stomatal closure sufficient to cause a reduction in transpiration (E) as D increased. Net ... in P. sitchensis it declined. Explanation of these data does not require a mechanism of stomatal closure involving a site that senses the vapor pressure deficit outside the leaf. However, it is ...
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Stomatal resistance, photosynthesis and water relations in mountain birch in the subarctic
... Physiology, 2:123–130 © 1986 Heron Publishing—Victoria, Canada [ PDF ] [ Return to Contents ] Stomatal resistance, photosynthesis and water relations in mountain birch in the subarctic Heikki Kauhanen ... a clear response to changes in humidity and water potential. High evaporative demand caused stomatal closure at midday. The diurnal curve of net photosynthesis, measured on a warm day in ...
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Growth and physiological responses of Pinus ponderosa Dougl ex P. Laws. to long-term elevated CO2 concentrations
... stress response is at least partly attributable to elevated foliar temperatures resulting from CO2-induced stomatal closure, which in turn lowered transpirational cooling of needles. ISSN 0829-318X Copyright © 2002–2006 ...
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