On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch

The study was conducted to determine response of birch stomata to evaporative demand and plant internal water status. The experiment was undertaken in Qinguadalenat a site with microtopographical variation. Comparisons were made between trees from a dry hill and from a moist river bank, respectively...

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Main Author: Kauhanen, Heikki
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Danish Polar Center/Museum Tusculanum Press 1990
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Online Access:https://tidsskrift.dk/meddrgroenland_biosci/article/view/142414
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spelling ftkbcopenhojs:oai:ojs.tidsskrift.dk:article/142414 2024-01-28T10:06:08+01:00 On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch Kauhanen, Heikki 1990-09-28 application/pdf https://tidsskrift.dk/meddrgroenland_biosci/article/view/142414 eng eng Danish Polar Center/Museum Tusculanum Press https://tidsskrift.dk/meddrgroenland_biosci/article/view/142414/186078 https://tidsskrift.dk/meddrgroenland_biosci/article/view/142414 Meddelelser om Grønland. Bioscience; Vol. 33 (1990): Meddelelser om Grønland. Bioscience; 31-33 Meddelelser om Grønland. Bioscience; Årg. 33 (1990): Meddelelser om Grønland. Bioscience; 31-33 0106-1054 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 1990 ftkbcopenhojs 2024-01-03T23:58:33Z The study was conducted to determine response of birch stomata to evaporative demand and plant internal water status. The experiment was undertaken in Qinguadalenat a site with microtopographical variation. Comparisons were made between trees from a dry hill and from a moist river bank, respectively. Under natural "stress" conditions, with high air temperature and low humidity, birches in both habitats did not exhibit any significant stomatal response to evaporative demand or low xylem-water potential. Under artificial stress two different patterns appeared. Dry habitat birches closed their stomata abruptly with decreasing xylem-water potential, while stomata! closure in moist habitat trees was gradual. Article in Journal/Newspaper Greenland Tidsskrift.dk (The Royal Library, Denmark) Greenland
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description The study was conducted to determine response of birch stomata to evaporative demand and plant internal water status. The experiment was undertaken in Qinguadalenat a site with microtopographical variation. Comparisons were made between trees from a dry hill and from a moist river bank, respectively. Under natural "stress" conditions, with high air temperature and low humidity, birches in both habitats did not exhibit any significant stomatal response to evaporative demand or low xylem-water potential. Under artificial stress two different patterns appeared. Dry habitat birches closed their stomata abruptly with decreasing xylem-water potential, while stomata! closure in moist habitat trees was gradual.
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author Kauhanen, Heikki
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On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch
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title On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch
title_short On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch
title_full On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch
title_fullStr On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch
title_full_unstemmed On stomatal behavior in the Greenland Mountain birch
title_sort on stomatal behavior in the greenland mountain birch
publisher Danish Polar Center/Museum Tusculanum Press
publishDate 1990
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