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Direct evidence for water-filled yet hydraulically isolated xylem vessels in two temperate tree species
Xylem vessels in sapwood are typically interpreted as either conductive or non-functional following embolism or occlusion, implicitly assuming that the presence of water within the lumen reflects participation in the transpiration stream. However, the relationship between lumen water content and hyd
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