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With increasing transpiration demand, terrestrial forests primarily adjusted leaf hydraulic conductance.
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e0“with increasing Δw, terrestrial forests primarily adjusted leaf hydraulic conductance (Kleaf)”
Title
Comparative Analysis of Drought-Driven Water-Use Strategies in Mangroves and Forests
Xin Li; Feng An; You Wang; et al. Forests 2025. doi:10.3390/f16030396
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- Association With increasing transpiration demand, mangroves altered the water-potential difference.
- Association As soil water potential decreased, πtlp increased in terrestrial forests and mangroves.
- Observation Terrestrial forests distributed leaf trait costs between osmotic pressure and stomata.
- Observation Mangroves had the highest rainy-season cost in osmotic pressure.
- Observation Mangroves had the lowest rainy-season cost in stomata.
- Observation Mangrove drought responses remained consistent between dry and rainy seasons despite trait differences.