Article
Influence of Rewatering and Time of Sampling on Solute Accumulation of two Populus deltoides clones
Tree Physiology
(1997)
Abstract
We investigated effects of rehydration and time of sampling on solute accumulation in plants of two greenhouse- grown Populus deltoides Bartr. clones (Ohio Red and Platte) subjected to multiple cycles of water stress. Osmotic potential of leaves at full turgor was measured at predawn on well-watered (control) and water-stressed (conditioned) plants that had been rewatered the previous afternoon. Water-soluble organic solutes (carbohydrates, phenolic glucosides and organic acids) were determined at both predawn and midday, before and after rewatering.Â
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Publication Date
1997
Citation Information
Michael R. Kuhns. "Influence of Rewatering and Time of Sampling on Solute Accumulation of two Populus deltoides clones" Tree Physiology Vol. 17 (1997) p. 341 - 346 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/michael_kuhns/220/