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A field study and an experiment under controlled conditions using pressure-flux relationships were conducted to compare the stem and whole-plant conductance in olive (Olea europaea) and kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa) species. Anatomical observations were also made on one-year-old stem to determine the conductive area of vessels (Aves) and the total xylem area (Axyl). Results show that Aves of...
Although wildfires are important in many forested ecosystems, increasing suburbanization necessitates management with prescribed fires. The physiological responses of overstory trees to prescribed fire has received little study and may differ from typical wildfires due to the lower intensity and timing of prescribed fire in the dormant season. Trees may be negatively affected by prescribed fires if...
Physio-anatomical traits of rootstock have been considered as determinants of vigor in grafted plants. We evaluated how hydraulic traits of three Prunus avium cultivars grown on the same rootstock are related to tree growth and patterns of biomass allocation between vegetative and reproductive parts as well as total water consumption to determine how water, as a limiting resource for agriculture,...
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