Relationships between stomatal regulation, water-use, and water-use efficiency of two coexisting key Mediterranean tree species

Keyphrases

• Water Use 100%
• Water Use Efficiency 100%
• Stomatal Regulation 100%
• Mediterranean Tree Species 100%
• Oak Stands 66%
• Pine Stands 66%
• Anisohydric 66%
• Species Composition 33%
• Water Restriction 33%
• High Water 33%
• Upscale 33%
• Gas Exchange 33%
• Two-species 33%
• Water Yield 33%
• Leaf Water Potential 33%
• Total Water Use 33%
• Low Water 33%
• Mediterranean Region 33%
• Forest Stand 33%
• Transpiration Rate 33%
• Stomatal Conductance 33%
• Quercus Calliprinos 33%
• Current Distribution 33%
• Gas Exchange Measurements 33%
• Pinus Halepensis 33%
• Mediterranean Species 33%
• Carbon Isotopes 33%
• Intrinsic Water-use Efficiency (iWUE) 33%
• Precipitation Gradient 33%
• Isohydric 33%
• Exchange Ratio 33%
• Oak Trees 33%
• Growth Year 33%
• Tree Rings 33%
• Anisohydric Behaviour 33%
• Typical Forests 33%
• Annual Tree Rings 33%
• Isohydric Behavior 33%
• Leaf Gas Exchange Rates 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Water Use Efficiency 100%
• Quercus 100%
• Pinus 83%
• Gas Exchange 50%
• Sweating 16%
• Stomatal Conductance 16%
• Pinus halepensis 16%
• Forest Stands 16%
• Leaf Water Potential 16%