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Title:	Variable conductivity and embolism in roots and branches of four contrasting tree species and their impacts on whole-plant hydraulic performance under future atmospheric CO2 concentration
Author(s):	Domec, J.-C.; Schafer, K.; Oren, R.; Kim, H.; McCarthy, H.
Date:	2010
Source:	Tree Physiology 30:1001-1015
Station ID:	JRNL-SRS-30
Description:	Anatomical and physiological acclimation to water stress of the tree hydraulic system involves trade-offs between maintenance of stomatal conductance and loss of hydraulic conductivity, with short-term impacts on photosynthesis and long-term consequences to survival and growth.
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