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Title: Xylem recovery from drought-induced embolism: Where is the hydraulic point of no return?
Author: Meinzer, Frederick C.; McCulloh, Katherine A.;
Source: Tree Physiology. 33: 331-334
Publication Series: Scientific Journal (JRNL)
Description: The hydraulic resilience of a species is determined by multiple physiological and structural traits. Understanding how these traits are integrated at the organismal level to yield adequate hydraulic fitness in a given environment would be a fertile area for future research. This type of information is essential for realistic predictions of species hydraulic limits under current and future climate change scenarios.
Keywords: drought, tree hydraulic architecture
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Meinzer, Frederick C.; McCulloh, Katherine A. 2013. Xylem recovery from drought-induced embolism: Where is the hydraulic point of no return? Tree Physiology. 33: 331-334.
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