Sentence examples for transpiration over from inspiring English sources

Estimates of canopy transpiration over a two-week period were, on average, within 5% of calculated reference crop evapotranspiration.

The vine's mean total transpiration over the two growing seasons of 1998/1999 and 1999/2000 is simulated of 355 ± 9 mm per season.

Figure 7 shows the results of applying the model to predict cumulative fruit transpiration over almost the full period of fruit development.

This means that taking as its input a semi-continuous stream of meteorological data, the model outputs can be summed and so reported as cumulative fruit transpiration over any desired period.

For example, a cloud that was formed due to transpiration over one region will shade and cause stomatal closure in leaves of distant plants (Fig.  1) (van der Ent et al. 2010; Gimeno et al. 2012).

It is noteworthy that an additive model in the present study, where gs and VPDL were included separately in the model, accounted for 93 98 % of the variance in transpiration over all temperatures, but significantly, gs accounted for most of the variance even though the effect of VPDL was highly significant.

Irrigation treatments consisted of different replenishment levels (100%, 75%, and 50%) of potential transpiration replicated over time.

Since grasslands represent a significant proportion of the Earth's terrestrial surface, this research marks an important step toward applying a satellite-based transpiration model over a landscape that plays a critical role in numerous biogeochemical cycles on both regional and global scales.

Considering just the 7.5m acres of conifers in the Sierra Nevada mountains, the additional transpiration caused by over-stocked forests deprives the rivers feeding the parched communities of California of some 17m acre-feet of direly needed water every year.

The impacts on spatial distribution of simulated transpiration occurred mainly over south facing slopes during the period of moisture stress.

Morphological adaptations as small, thick, layered leaves with high stomatal density of small size in many Mediterranean evergreen species could favor carbon gain profits over transpiration losses (Rotondi et al. 2003; Gratani and Varone 2004, 2006).