ライフサイエンスコーパス: hydraulic conductance

1 he plastidic SlFRK3 in xylem development and hydraulic conductance.

2 literation of the dentinal tubules to reduce hydraulic conductance.

3 to hydraulic failure should have low maximum hydraulic conductance.

4 osynthetic rate was not associated with leaf hydraulic conductance.

5 -specific photosynthetic rate, and soil-leaf hydraulic conductance.

6 interpretation of measured stomatal and leaf hydraulic conductances.

7 GS was an indirect effect of decreased leaf hydraulic conductance and increased leaf shading.

8 s results in a significant reduction in leaf hydraulic conductance and leaf gas exchange.

9 Perianth hydraulic conductance and the amount of xylem to transpi

10 f drying, the control plants recovered their hydraulic conductance and their transpiration rates fast

11 implosion strength, reduced conduit-specific hydraulic conductance, and compromised leaf-specific xyl

12 stigated the role of xylem cavitation, plant hydraulic conductance, and root pressure in the response

13 cient to explain the rise in synovial lining hydraulic conductance at 25 cmH2O when taken in conjunct

14 water potential, leaf gas exchange, and root hydraulic conductance attested that, under irrigation, M

15 lly, the model parameter representing radial hydraulic conductance between phloem and xylem showed a

16 n 6-year-old branches (pressure that reduces hydraulic conductance by 50% = 1.6-2.4 MPa), whereas the

17 h of the current year (pressure that reduces hydraulic conductance by 50% = 3.8 MPa).

18 Reversible recovery of hydraulic conductance, desiccation-tolerant seeds, or rh

19 ve conductances and vulnerability to loss in hydraulic conductance dictated stomatal sensitivity and

20 plays a major role in the reduction of plant hydraulic conductance during drought, and (b) that rice

21 The leaf hydraulic conductance expressed on a leaf area basis was

22 ls (aquaporins), decreased LP and the radial hydraulic conductance for the stele (L(R, S)) of the dis

23 s may provide mechanisms that could decouple hydraulic conductance from other plant functions.

24 a greater conduit-specific and leaf-specific hydraulic conductance in association with increased vess

25 evels associated with incipient loss of leaf hydraulic conductance in four species.

26 ulics, in general, and extravascular, radial hydraulic conductance in leaves (K(leaf)), in particular

27 We believe that the increase in root hydraulic conductance in one part causes a decline of wa

28 segmentation hypothesis (HSH) proposes that hydraulic conductance in shorter lived, 'expendable' org

29 , which at low pressures represents synovial hydraulic conductance, increased from a control of 0.90

30 ses suggest that the effect of variable leaf hydraulic conductance is negligible.

31 The leaf hydraulic conductance (K(leaf)) represents the capacity

32 Leaf hydraulic conductance (K(leaf)) was measured from the re

33 Leaf hydraulic conductance (K(Leaf)), carbon isotope discrimi

34 e xylem would cause a strong decline of leaf hydraulic conductance (K(leaf)).

35 We measured whole-plant hydraulic conductance (K(p)), osmolality, concentrations

36 imate predicts drought-induced loss of plant hydraulic conductance (k), canopy G, carbon assimilation

37 branching to predict metabolic scaling from hydraulic conductance, K, (a metabolism proxy) and tree

38 Leaf hydraulic conductance (Kleaf ) quantifies the capacity o

39 rability, leaf water potential (Psil ), leaf hydraulic conductance (Kleaf ), photosynthesis (A), stom

40 diterranean-type ecosystem by measuring leaf hydraulic conductance (Kleaf) and stem hydraulic conduct

41 During drought-induced dehydration, the leaf hydraulic conductance (Kleaf) declines, which contribute

42 ferent methods consistently showed that leaf hydraulic conductance (Kleaf) was down-regulated by exog

43 Declines in leaf hydraulic conductance (Kleaf) with increasing water stre

44 to water stress (50% reduction in whole-leaf hydraulic conductance [kleaf] at -0.2 to -0.8 MPa).

45 al variation across species on outside-xylem hydraulic conductance (Kox).

46 plants lost 50% (P50 x RR ) of maximum leaf hydraulic conductance (Ksat ), and compared this trait w

47 Decline of leaf xylem hydraulic conductance (Kx ) during dehydration was drive

48 chilling-sensitive plants are chilled, root hydraulic conductance (L(o)) declines precipitously; L(o

49 matal conductance, transpiration rate, plant hydraulic conductance, leaf water potential, osmotic pre

50 Drought-induced changes in root hydraulic conductance (LP) and mercury-sensitive water t

51 promoted significant reduction in the dentin hydraulic conductance, mainly with higher energy densiti

52 ewed from this perspective, the elevation of hydraulic conductance marks a major milestone in the evo

53 e have performed computer simulations of the hydraulic conductance of a branched transport system.

54 p a model based on electroviscosity in which hydraulic conductance of an electrically charged porous

55 aim of the present study is to evaluate the hydraulic conductance of bovine root dentin after irradi

56 Hydraulic conductance of native osteochondral tissue and

57 The study hypothesis was that hydraulic conductance of osteochondral tissue and subcho

58 e, nutrient content, respiration, and radial hydraulic conductance of root tissue.

59 In perfusion experiments, the hydraulic conductance of stem segments ( ) responds to c

60 t kappa, which is a measure of the intrinsic hydraulic conductance of the gel, decreased by an order

61 chondroitinase ABC (5 joints) increased the hydraulic conductance of the lining by 2.3 times (contro

62 s, i.e. below yield pressure, represents the hydraulic conductance of the lining, i.e. 1/resistance.

63 hydraulic system showed that a reduction of hydraulic conductance of the mesophyll pathways outside

64 During joint loading, increased hydraulic conductance of the osteochondral tissue and su

65 thological values (> 9 cmH2O) by saline, the hydraulic conductance of the synovial lining increases m

66 As a result, the hydraulic conductance of the whole plant was unchanged.

67 cores were perfusion-tested to determine the hydraulic conductance, or ease of fluid flow, in their n

68 il dropped and stayed below 50% loss of leaf hydraulic conductance (P(5)(0)) early in the day during

69 measuring the pressure inducing 50% loss of hydraulic conductance (P50) in stems of 26 species, main

70 Changes in plant hydraulic conductance partly counteracted those of trans

71 at experimental measurements of stomatal and hydraulic conductances should be affected directly by ch

72 tely veined leaves declined strongly in leaf hydraulic conductance, stomatal conductance, and photosy

73 e, leaf diffusive conductance, and soil-leaf hydraulic conductance that were associated with cavitati

74 uctance, and compromised leaf-specific xylem hydraulic conductance under moderate drought.

75 Leaf hydraulic conductance was also relatively low for both s

76 The dentin hydraulic conductance was evaluated at four time periods

77 th a high-pressure flowmeter, and whole-stem hydraulic conductance was measured by a vacuum chamber m

78 Saturated root hydraulic conductance was measured with a high-pressure

79 r transport system in plants should maximize hydraulic conductance (which is proportional to photosyn