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Multiple strategies for drought survival among woody plant species
Alexandria L. Pivovaroff
, Sarah C. Pasquini
, Mark E. De Guzman
, Karrin P. Alstad
, Jenessa S. Stemke
, Louis S. Santiago
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Woody Plant Species
100%
Multiple Strategies
100%
Drought Survival
100%
Drought
33%
Vulnerability to Drought
33%
Water Potential
33%
Survival Strategies
33%
Chaparral
33%
Photosynthetic Stems
33%
Drought-induced Mortality
33%
Survival Traits
33%
Xylem Cavitation
33%
Photosynthesis
16%
Growing Season
16%
Water Sources
16%
Ecotone
16%
Woody Plants
16%
Desert
16%
Cavitation
16%
Water Transport
16%
One-site
16%
Leaf Area
16%
Tissue Water
16%
Dieback
16%
Xylem
16%
Leaf Water Potential
16%
Photosynthetic Response
16%
Large Potential
16%
Predawn Water Potential
16%
Sapwood Area
16%
Arid Ecosystems
16%
Vegetation Boundary
16%
Deciduousness
16%
Hydraulic Architecture
16%
Deep Roots
16%
Hydraulic Traits
16%
Water Hydraulic
16%
Hydrogen Isotope Analysis
16%
Midday Leaf Water Potential
16%
Desert Shrub
16%
Water Vulnerability
16%
Drought Deciduousness
16%
Global-change-type Drought
16%
Sapwood Capacitance
16%
Source Basis
16%
Stem Xylem
16%
Survival Mechanisms
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Woody Plant
100%
Xylem
100%
Water Potential
75%
Sapwood
50%
Leaf Water Potential
50%
Dieback
25%
Global Change
25%
Growing Season
25%
Ecotone
25%
Transportation
25%
Leaf Area
25%
Photosystem
25%