Authors
Pierre Cruiziat, Hervé Cochard, Thierry Améglio
Publication date
2002/11/1
Journal
Annals of forest science
Volume
59
Issue
7
Pages
723-752
Publisher
EDP Sciences
Description
Since about twenty years, hydraulic architecture (ha) is, doubtless, the major trend in the domain of plants (and especially trees) water relations. This review encompasses the main concepts and results concerning the hydraulic of architecture of trees. After a short paragraph about the definition of the ha, the qualitative and quantitative characteristics of the ha are presented. This is an occasion to discuss the pipe model from the ha point of view. The second part starts with the central concept of embolism and give a review of important experimental results and questions concerning summer and winter embolism. The last part deals with the coupling between hydraulic and stomatal conductances. It discusses the theoretical and experimental relationships between transpiration and leaf water potential during a progressive soil drought, the increase of soil-root resistance and its consequences in term of xylem …
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Scholar articles
P Cruiziat, H Cochard, T Améglio - Annals of forest science, 2002