نتایج جستجو برای: hydraulic resistances

تعداد نتایج: 34353  

Journal: :Journal of experimental botany 2011
Katline Charra-Vaskou Stefan Mayr

Main resistances of the plant water transport system are situated in leaves. In contrast to angiosperm leaves, knowledge of conifer needle hydraulics and of the partitioning of resistances within needles is poor. A new technique was developed which enabled flow-meter measurements through needles embedded in paraffin and thus quantification of the specific hydraulic conductivity (K(s)) of the ne...

2013
Gretchen B. North Frank H. Lynch Franklin D. R. Maharaj Carly A. Phillips Walter T. Woodside

Epiphytic plants in the Bromeliaceae known as tank bromeliads essentially lack stems and absorptive roots and instead take up water from reservoirs formed by their overlapping leaf bases. For such plants, leaf hydraulic conductance is plant hydraulic conductance. Their simple strap-shaped leaves and parallel venation make them suitable for modeling leaf hydraulic conductance based on vasculatur...

Journal: :Water research 2006
C D Beal E A Gardner G Kirchhof N W Menzies

Soil absorption systems (SAS) are used commonly to treat and disperse septic tank effluent (STE). SAS can hydraulically fail as a result of the low permeable biomat zone that develops on the infiltrative surface. The objectives of this experiment were to compare the hydraulic properties of biomats grown in soils of different textures, to investigate the long-term acceptance rates (LTAR) from pr...

Journal: :Plant physiology 1989
J Frensch E Steudle

A root pressure probe was employed to measure hydraulic properties of primary roots of maize (Zea mays L.). The hydraulic conductivity (Lp(r)) of intact root segments was determined by applying gradients of hydrostatic and osmotic pressure across the root cylinder. In hydrostatic experiments, Lp(r) was constant along the segment except for an apical zone of approximately 20 millimeters in lengt...

Journal: :Tree physiology 2018
Ya Zhang Laurent J Lamarque José M Torres-Ruiz Bernhard Schuldt Zohreh Karimi Shan Li De-Wen Qin Paulo Bittencourt Régis Burlett Kun-Fang Cao Sylvain Delzon Rafael Oliveira Luciano Pereira Steven Jansen

Methods to estimate xylem embolism resistance generally rely on hydraulic measurements, which can be far from straightforward. Recently, a pneumatic method based on air flow measurements of terminal branch ends was proposed to construct vulnerability curves by linking the amount of air extracted from a branch with the degree of embolism. We applied this novel technique for 10 temperate tree spe...

Journal: :Proceedings of the JFPS International Symposium on Fluid Power 2002

Journal: :American journal of physiology. Heart and circulatory physiology 2008
Jiun-Jr Wang Nigel G Shrive Kim H Parker John V Tyberg

Although the hydraulic work generated by the left ventricle (LV) is not disputed, how the work was dissipated through the systemic circulation is still subject to interpretation. Recently, we proposed that the systemic circulation should be considered as waves and a reservoir system (Wk). By combining the arterial and venous reservoirs, the systemic vascular resistance can be viewed as a series...

Journal: :Tree physiology 2007
D O Otieno M W T Schmidt C Kurz-Besson R Lobo Do Vale J S Pereira J D Tenhunen

Sap flux density in branches, leaf transpiration, stomatal conductance and leaf water potentials were measured in 16-year-old Quercus suber L. trees growing in a plantation in southern Portugal to understand how evergreen Mediterranean trees regulate water loss during summer drought. Leaf specific hydraulic conductance and leaf gas exchange were monitored during the progressive summer drought t...

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