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Assessing safety margins and hydraulic strategies in Restionaceae: evaluating xylem hydraulic traits in two Elegia species
The movement of water through a plant is responsible for acquiring nutrients, avoiding desiccation and enabling gas exchange. Therefore, access to soil water is vital in determining vegetation structure in a landscape, which suggests that plant hydraulic strategies are an important ecological driver...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2022
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