Titlebook: Water and Plant Life; Problems and Modern O. L. Lange,L. Kappen,E.-D. Schulze Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1976 Plant phy

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Water Uptake, Storage and Transpiration by Conifers: A Physiological Modell cycling. Individual trees are an integrated system by themselves. Their water flux can be envisioned as representing an integration of four components: (1) uptake, (2) internal storage, (3) the controls upon the rate of movement of water from one part of the system to another and (4) the atmospheric demand.

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Root Extension and Water Absorptionerley (1970), Gardner (1968), Cowan and Milthorpe (1968), and particularly by Newman (1974). Characteristics of root growth, development, and senescence have been reviewed by Head (1973). Instead, it is intended to address the specific topic of the role of root extension in water absorption.

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Root Extension and Water Absorptionerley (1970), Gardner (1968), Cowan and Milthorpe (1968), and particularly by Newman (1974). Characteristics of root growth, development, and senescence have been reviewed by Head (1973). Instead, it is intended to address the specific topic of the role of root extension in water absorption.

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Resistance to Water Flow in the Roots of Cerealsd, gradients in water potential have to develop to overcome resistances to flow located in the soil and in the plant itself. This chapter deals with the water transfer properties of plant roots and root systems and how these modify water supply in cereals.

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Resistance to Water Flow in the Roots of Cerealsd, gradients in water potential have to develop to overcome resistances to flow located in the soil and in the plant itself. This chapter deals with the water transfer properties of plant roots and root systems and how these modify water supply in cereals.

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Current Perspectives of Steady-state Stomatal Responses to Environment the functioning and physical state of plants are important objectives. Qualitative and quantitative differences in stomatal behavior between plant species and ecotypes, or at different phenological stages play important roles in plant performance and adaptation.

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Current Perspectives of Steady-state Stomatal Responses to Environment the functioning and physical state of plants are important objectives. Qualitative and quantitative differences in stomatal behavior between plant species and ecotypes, or at different phenological stages play important roles in plant performance and adaptation.

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Soil Water Relations and Water Exchange of Forest Ecosystemsct. III. The combined form of these two laws allows in particular to determine the rates of water transfer within the soil and the corresponding rates of water storage or depletion. The application of the equation of continuity without sink or source terms implies that we have to deal with a constant total amount of recycling water.