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Relation of leaf water potentials with petiole xylem sap flow of excised leaves in grapevine

Deng Ximin

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This paper reports the relations of leaf water potentials with petiole xylem sap flow of excised leaves in grapevine(Vitis vinifera L.).Leaf water potential,ranging 0-0.9 MPa,was reversely and much closely related with sap pressure gradient(R2=0.958 9),comparing that with sap flow rate(R2=0.668 4) and sap flow velocity(R2=0.694 6) in the xylem of petioles.It may be thus concluded that xylem sap pressure gradient can be used as a novel alternative parameter to monitor dynamic leaf water potential in plants.

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This paper reports the relations of leaf water potentials with petiole xylem sap flow of excised leaves in grapevine(Vitis vinifera L.).Leaf water potential,ranging 0-0.9 MPa,was reversely and much closely related with sap pressure gradient(R2=0.958 9),comparing that with sap flow rate(R2=0.668 4) and sap flow velocity(R2=0.694 6) in the xylem of petioles.It may be thus concluded that xylem sap pressure gradient can be used as a novel alternative parameter to monitor dynamic leaf water potential in plants.

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This paper reports the relations of leaf water potentials with petiole xylem sap flow of excised leaves in grapevine(Vitis vinifera L.).Leaf water potential,ranging 0-0.9 MPa,was reversely and much closely related with sap pressure gradient(R2=0.958 9),comparing that with sap flow rate(R2=0.668 4) and sap flow velocity(R2=0.694 6) in the xylem of petioles.It may be thus concluded that xylem sap pressure gradient can be used as a novel alternative parameter to monitor dynamic leaf water potential in plants.

Key concepts: Xylem, Petiole (insect anatomy), Vitis vinifera, Botany, Biology, Water flow, Pressure gradient, Horticulture

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