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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"sap flux density"”.

  1. Branch, crown, tree and stand water flux in an 180-year-old loblolly pine plantation after thinning, fertilization, and throughfall exclusion treatments

    Branch and tree sap flux density (SFD) was measured to evaluate the effects of thinning, fertilization, and throughfall exclusion treatments on water use by loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) trees. Variations in SFD at different radial xylem depths were also examined to improve estimates of tree water …

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  2. Coordinated Tree Responses to Drought -Vulnerability and Sustainable Production: Hypotheses on Arid Ecosystem Adjustments to Limitations in Water Resources

    … parameters, soil and plant water status, growth, sap flux density, leaf transpiration and stomatal conductance, tissue water relations and isotope labeling. Similar measurements were conducted on plants growing in the greenhouse. Also examined in the greenhouse were root biomass, root structure as …

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  3. Quantifying water use by temperate deciduous forests in South Korea : roles of species diversity, canopy structure, and complex terrain

    … canopy transpiration (EC) were estimated from sap flux density measured with thermal dissipation probes. Understory transpiration (EU) was measured using stem heat balance while ecosystem evapotranspiration (Eeco) was determined using eddy covariance technique. Air temperatures (Ta), …

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