Claim · model-written summary
Recovery after rewatering was slow.
- Taxon
- olive
Olea europaeae0 - Outcome
- recovery after rewateringe0
- Direction
- slowe0
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
Verbatim
e0“olive cultivars were able to survive the severe stress imposed by withholding water for three weeks, but gas exchange was strongly impaired and recovery after rewatering was slow”
Title
Effects of water deficit on the leaf water relations of pot-grown olive cultivars
Francesca Grisafi; Eĺisabetta Oddo; Francesca Di Virgilio; et al. 2008
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect All three olive cultivars survived three weeks without water.
- Intervention effect Gas exchange was strongly impaired during severe water stress.
- Observation Giarraffa was the most drought-sensitive cultivar, with the earliest reduction in the unnamed water relation metric and lowest gL recovery.
- Observation Biancolilla had higher gL, leaf hydration and an unnamed metric under water deficit.
- Observation Biancolilla appeared best adapted to drought.
- Observation Nocellara del Belice responded similarly to Biancolilla.
- Observation Nocellara del Belice had particularly good gL recovery after rewatering.