ArticleEarth systems and environment2026
Comparative Analysis of Diurnal Thermal Stress Responses and Lag Effects in
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Urban trees face increasing extreme heat, yet the timing of their short-term physiological responses remains unclear. This study investigated thermal stress dynamics in Graphical Abstract: This graphical abstract describes the contrasting methodological approaches and key physiological findings between the two years. The study compared extreme heat conditions in 2022 (depicted by the red thermometer and text) with moderate thermal conditions in 2023 (orange thermometer and text). The left panel displays laboratory measurements from 2022, where a researcher in lab attire collected detached leaf samples for chlorophyll fluorescence analysis using specialised sensors measuring NPQ, ETR
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