Claim · model-written summary
Atmospheric drought exerted stronger control on A max than land surface water availability in both pines.
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e0“atmospheric drought vs. land surface water availability had a stronger control on the A max of both species”
Title
Natasa Kiorapostolou; Nikoleta Eleftheriadou; Christodoulos Sazeides; et al. Forest Ecology and Management 2026. doi:10.1016/j.foreco.2026.123614
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- Association Stand structure had no detected effect on measured gas exchange traits.
- Observation A max, stomatal conductance and iWUE varied significantly among sites and seasons.
- Observation P. halepensis at Sani showed spring maxima and autumn or winter recovery in A max.
- Observation P. brutia at Xanthi showed spring maxima and autumn or winter recovery in A max.
- Observation P. brutia at Lesvos showed a single spring A max peak.
- Association P. brutia A max declined less steeply under high atmospheric water demand than P. halepensis.