Physiological responses of garden roses to hot and humid conditions

Latent heat loss through transpiration also reduces leaf temperature, although cooling can be negligible if hot, dry conditions cause stomatal closure (Barradas ...







Leaf physiological responses to extreme droughts in Mediterranean ...
Furthermore, there is increasing evidence that hot, dry periods limit tropical tree growth (Bauman et al., 2022a) and drive higher rates of ...
Experimental Investigations of Thin-layer Drying of Leaves in a Heat ...
Regard- ing CO2 effects, many studies have observed that isoprene emissions decrease rapidly at high [CO2] (e.g., Monson and. Fall, 1989; Loreto ...
Growth and actual leaf temperature modulate CO2 responsiveness ...
One well documented avoidance strategy is the drought deciduous growth habit, shedding leaves during the dry period and growing new leaves when conditions ...



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Relationship between photosynthetic rate, water use and leaf ...