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Autor:
Jaycie C. Fickle, F. Daniela Rodriguez-Zaccaro, Anna L. Jacobsen, Marta I. Percolla, R. Brandon Pratt
Publikováno v:
IAWA Journal. 42:279-298
Many plant lineages, including oaks (Quercus spp.), have both vessels and tracheids as hydraulically conductive cells within their xylem. The structure of these co-occurring conduit types and their contribution to plant hydraulic function have been r
Autor:
R. Brandon Pratt, Christine C. Hayes, Anna L. Jacobsen, Hayden S. Toschi, Michael E. Clem, Michael F. Tobin, Paul T. Smith, Mark E. De Guzman, Marta I. Percolla, Evan D. MacKinnon, Courtney A. Traugh
Publikováno v:
American Journal of Botany. 108:91-101
PREMISE The xylem tissue of plants performs three principal functions: transport of water, support of the plant body, and nutrient storage. Tradeoffs may arise because different structural requirements are associated with different functions or becau
Autor:
M. E. De Guzman, C A Traugh, Anna L. Jacobsen, Marta I. Percolla, Michael F. Tobin, R. B. Pratt
Publikováno v:
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Significance Plant vascular systems play a central role in global water and carbon cycles and drought resistance. These vascular systems perform multiple functions that affect the fitness of plants, and trade-offs are present among these functions. S
Autor:
Jessica Valdovinos‐Ayala, Martin Venturas, F. Daniela Rodriguez-Zaccaro, Anna L. Jacobsen, Marta I. Percolla, R. Brandon Pratt
Publikováno v:
Plant, Cell & Environment. 42:1816-1831
Xylem vessel structure changes as trees grow and mature. Age- and development-related changes in xylem structure are likely related to changes in hydraulic function. We examined whether hydraulic function, including hydraulic conductivity and vulnera
Autor:
Jessica Valdovinos‐Ayala, Anna L. Jacobsen, M. Angela Hill-Crim, F. Daniela Rodriguez-Zaccaro, Marta I. Percolla, Martin Venturas
Publikováno v:
Trees. 32:1335-1346
Phloem and xylem conduit structure vary greatly throughout the body of Populus trichocarpa trees, particularly between roots and shoots. This has implications for understanding organ and whole plant vascular function. Woody plant vascular transport o
Publikováno v:
Plant, Cell & Environment. 39:2473-2485
It is well established that transpiration and photosynthetic rates generally increase in resprouting shoots after fire in chaparral shrublands. By contrast, little is known about how plant hydraulic function varies during this same recovery period. W
Autor:
Martin Venturas, Casparus J. Crous, Anna L. Jacobsen, R. Brandon Pratt, Marta I. Percolla, F. Daniela Rodriguez-Zaccaro
Publikováno v:
Tree Physiology. 36:1247-1259
Xylem resistance to cavitation is an important trait that is related to the ecology and survival of plant species. Vessel network characteristics, such as vessel length and connectivity, could affect the spread of emboli from gas-filled vessels to fu
Publikováno v:
Plant, cellenvironment. 39(11)
It is well established that transpiration and photosynthetic rates generally increase in resprouting shoots after fire in chaparral shrublands. By contrast, little is known about how plant hydraulic function varies during this same recovery period. W
Publikováno v:
Functional and Ecological Xylem Anatomy ISBN: 9783319157825
Chaparral shrub communities have been model systems for ecophysiological studies for more than 40 years, including examination of xylem in a range of contexts from mechanistic studies to ecological and evolutionary analyses. One of the advantages to
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