Tree water use, water use efficiency, and carbon isotope discrimination in relation to growth potential in Populus deltoides and hybrids under field conditions

Christopher A. Maier; Joel A. Burley; Rachel Cook; Solomon B. Ghezehei; Dennis W. Hazel; Elizabeth G. Nichols

doi:10.3390/f10110993

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Tree water use, water use efficiency, and carbon isotope discrimination in relation to growth potential in Populus deltoides and hybrids under field conditions

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Authors:

Christopher A. Maier, Joel A. Burley, Rachel Cook, Solomon B. Ghezehei, Dennis W. Hazel, Elizabeth G. Nichols

Year:

2019

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Southern Research Station

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3390/f10110993

Source:

Forests

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Keywords

poplar (Populus), hybrid, water-use efficiency, sap flow, productivity, carbon isotope discrimination, stomatal conductance

Citation

Maier, ; Burley, ; Cook, ; Ghezehei, ; Hazel, ; Nichols, . 2019. Tree water use, water use efficiency, and carbon isotope discrimination in relation to growth potential in Populus deltoides and hybrids under field conditions. Forests. 10(11): 993-. https://doi.org/10.3390/f10110993.