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Phenotypic variability of hydraulic residual conductance and its temperature sensitivity in Abies alba Mill
Residual water losses after stomatal closure are key determinants of drought-induced hydraulic failure, especially during heatwaves. However, intraspecific variability of residual conductance (gres) and its thermal sensitivity remains poorly documented. He
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