ArticlePhysiologia plantarum
Shade and Drought Shape Stomatal Kinetics in Beech Saplings.
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Stomata and photosynthesis respond at different rates to rapid changes in light availability, resulting in different dynamics of water and carbon fluxes. Here, we investigated how growth conditions, drought, and potassium availability affect the dynamics of stomatal conductance and photosynthesis in response to rapid changes of irradiance in beech saplings (Fagus sylvatica L.). Two greenhouse experiments were conducted, one comparing saplings grown under sunlit conditions to those grown in shaded conditions, and the other testing the effects of edaphic drought and potassium supplementation on saplings grown on potassium-poor forest soils. When irradiance was changed abruptly, stomatal conductance (g
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