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1. Adaptive plasticity in plant traits increases time to hydraulic failure under drought in a foundation tree. (26th July 2021)

Authors:: Challis, Anthea; Blackman, Chris; Ahrens, Collin; Medlyn, Belinda; Rymer, Paul; Tissue, David
Editors:: Martinez-Vilalta, Jordi
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 42:Number 4(2022)
Page Start:: 708
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Ammonium application mitigates the effects of elevated carbon dioxide on the carbon/nitrogen balance of Phoebe bournei seedlings. (14th February 2021)

Authors:: Wang, Xiao; Wei, Xiaoli; Wu, Gaoyin; Chen, Shengqun
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 41:Number 9(2021)
Page Start:: 1658
Record Type:: Journal Article
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3. Climate of origin has no influence on drought adaptive traits and the drought responses of a widely distributed polymorphic shrub. (14th July 2021)

Authors:: Xu, Gui-Qing; Farrell, Claire; Arndt, Stefan K
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 42:Number 1(2022)
Page Start:: 86
Record Type:: Journal Article
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4. Combined effects of elevated CO2 and warmer temperature on limitations to photosynthesis and carbon sequestration in yellow birch. (2nd November 2022)

Authors:: Wang, Lei; Zheng, Jinping; Wang, Gerong; Dang, Qing-Lai
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 43:Number 3(2023)
Page Start:: 379
Record Type:: Journal Article
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5. Conifer desiccation in the 2021 NW heatwave confirms the role of hydraulic damage. (27th January 2022)

Authors:: Klein, Tamir; Torres-Ruiz, Jose M; Albers, John J
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 42:Number 4(2022)
Page Start:: 722
Record Type:: Journal Article
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6. Diverging responses of water and carbon relations during and after heat and hot drought stress in Pinus sylvestris. (5th November 2021)

Authors:: Rehschuh, Romy; Ruehr, Nadine K
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 42:Number 8(2022)
Page Start:: 1532
Record Type:: Journal Article
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7. Elevated CO2 causes different growth stimulation, water- and nitrogen-use efficiencies, and leaf ultrastructure responses in two conifer species under intra- and interspecific competition. (22nd April 2021)

Authors:: Yu, Lei; Dong, Haojie; Huang, Zongdi; Korpelainen, Helena; Li, Chunyang
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 41:Number 11(2021)
Page Start:: 2082
Record Type:: Journal Article
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8. Elevated ozone decreases the activity of Rubisco in poplar but not its activation under fluctuating light. (21st April 2022)

Authors:: Xu, Yansen; Feng, Zhaozhong; Peng, Jinlong; Tarvainen, Lasse
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 42:Number 9(2022)
Page Start:: 1762
Record Type:: Journal Article
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9. Forest stand and canopy development unaltered by 12 years of CO2 enrichment*. (13th August 2021)

Authors:: Norby, Richard J; Warren, Jeffrey M; Iversen, Colleen M; Childs, Joanne; Jawdy, Sara S; Walker, Anthony P
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 42:Number 3(2022)
Page Start:: 428
Record Type:: Journal Article
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10. Heat stress tolerance determines the survival and growth of introduced Canadian sugar maple in subtropical China. (19th September 2018)

Authors:: Zhu, Yingying; Fu, Songling; Liu, Hua; Wang, Zhaocheng; Chen, Han Y H
Editors:: Tissue, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 3(2019)
Page Start:: 417
Record Type:: Journal Article
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