Sentence examples for hydraulic architecture from inspiring English sources

The scaling of the hydraulic architecture in poplar leaves.

Jyske, T. & Hölttä, T. Comparison of phloem and xylem hydraulic architecture in Picea abies stems.

Only the latter hydraulic architecture allows for compensation and water redistribution.

Morphology, stomatal traits, hydraulic architecture, Huber values, water transport efficiency, in situ gas exchange and laboratory-based steady-state hydraulic conductance were examined for each leaf type.

Our results showed that N addition significantly enhanced tree growth and altered tree hydraulic architecture in the upper canopy.

The relationship between hydraulic architecture and air temperature followed a linear function with negative slope, whereas the relationships between these parameters with atmospheric humidity were positive.

This work proposes alternative hydraulic architectures for agricultural tractors in comparison with traditional systems.

In this manuscript, we propose a new method to calculate water flow and xylem water potential distribution in hydraulic architectures (such as root systems) of any complexity.

The long-term sustainability of such systems is likely to depend on trees eventually developing appropriate hydraulic architectures to cope with regimes of water availability more akin to native forests, especially in drought-prone environments.

Our analysis demonstrates the potential for faults to develop hydraulic architectures intermediate between the idealized conceptual models currently available, and illustrates the need to test hypothesized behavior against observations in active systems.

Trees in reforested landscapes with modified soils and initially abundant soil moisture may develop hydraulic architectures that are more efficient than found in native forests, which may pose risks if they can only access a fixed volume of soil.