ArticlePlant physiology2017
Storage Compartments for Capillary Water Rarely Refill in an Intact Woody Plant.
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6 authors at 4 institutions in 2 countries.
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Abstract
Water storage is thought to play an integral role in the maintenance of whole-plant water balance. The contribution of both living and dead cells to water storage can be derived from rehydration and water-release curves on excised plant material, but the underlying tissue-specific emptying/refilling dynamics remain unclear. Here, we used x-ray computed microtomography to characterize the refilling of xylem fibers, pith cells, and vessels under both excised and in vivo conditions in
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