ArticlePlant physiology2020
Predicting Stomatal Closure and Turgor Loss in Woody Plants Using Predawn and Midday Water Potential.
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Abstract
Knowledge about physiological stress thresholds provides crucial information about plant performance and survival under drought. In this study, we report on the triphasic nature of the relationship between plant water potential (Ψ) at predawn and midday and describe a method that predicts Ψ at stomatal closure and turgor loss exclusively from this water potential curve (WP curve). The method is based on a piecewise linear regression model that was developed to predict the boundaries (termed Θ
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