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1. Comparative transcriptional and metabolic responses of Pinus pinea to a native and a non-native Heterobasidion species. (21st August 2018)

Authors:: Pepori, Alessia Lucia; Michelozzi, Marco; Santini, Alberto; Cencetti, Gabriele; Bonello, Pierluigi; Gonthier, Paolo; Sebastiani, Federico; Luchi, Nicola
Editors:: Cooke, Janice
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 1(2019)
Page Start:: 31
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Tree host–pathogen interactions as influenced by drought timing: linking physiological performance, biochemical defence and disease severity. (9th October 2018)

Authors:: Hossain, Mohitul; Veneklaas, Erik J; Hardy, Giles E St J; Poot, Pieter
Editors:: Tognetti, Roberto
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 1(2019)
Page Start:: 6
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3. The timing of drought coupled with pathogens may boost tree mortality. (7th January 2019)

Authors:: Caldeira, Maria C
Editors:: Way, Danielle
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 1(2019)
Page Start:: 1
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4. Prolonged warming and drought modify belowground interactions for water among coexisting plants. (12th September 2018)

Authors:: Grossiord, Charlotte; Sevanto, Sanna; Bonal, Damien; Borrego, Isaac; Dawson, Todd E; Ryan, Max; Wang, Wenzhi; McDowell, Nate G
Editors:: Whitehead, David
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 1(2019)
Page Start:: 55
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5. Do nano-particles cause recalcitrant vulnerability curves in Robinia? Testing with a four-cuvette Cochard rotor and with water extraction curves. (19th May 2018)

Authors:: Du, Guangyuan; Feng, Feng; Wang, Yujie; Tyree, Melvin T
Editors:: Meinzer, Frederick
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 1(2019)
Page Start:: 156
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6. Functional xylem anatomy of aspen exhibits greater change due to insect defoliation than to drought. (3rd July 2018)

Authors:: Hillabrand, R M; Lieffers, V J; Hogg, E H; Martínez-Sancho, E; Menzel, A; Hacke, U G
Editors:: Meinzer, Frederick
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 1(2019)
Page Start:: 45
Record Type:: Journal Article
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7. Populus NST/SND orthologs are key regulators of secondary cell wall formation in wood fibers, phloem fibers and xylem ray parenchyma cells. (26th February 2019)

Authors:: Takata, Naoki; Awano, Tatsuya; Nakata, Miyuki T; Sano, Yuzou; Sakamoto, Shingo; Mitsuda, Nobutaka; Taniguchi, Toru
Editors:: Tsai, Chung-Jui
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 4(2019)
Page Start:: 514
Record Type:: Journal Article
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8. Phenological shifts in conifer species stressed by spruce budworm defoliation. (28th December 2018)

Authors:: Deslauriers, Annie; Fournier, Marie-Pier; Cartenì, Fabrizio; Mackay, John
Editors:: Ball, Marilyn
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 4(2019)
Page Start:: 590
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9. Differences in morphological and physiological plasticity in two species of first-year conifer seedlings exposed to drought result in distinct survivorship patterns. (10th June 2019)

Authors:: Augustine, Steven P; Reinhardt, Keith
Editors:: Oren, Ram
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 8(2019)
Page Start:: 1446
Record Type:: Journal Article
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10. Carbon-use strategies in stem radial growth of two oak species, one Temperate deciduous and one Mediterranean evergreen: what can be inferred from seasonal variations in the δ13C of the current year ring?. (17th May 2019)

Authors:: Vincent-Barbaroux, Cécile; Berveiller, Daniel; Lelarge-Trouverie, Caroline; Maia, Rodrigo; Máguas, Cristina; Pereira, João; Chaves, Manuela M; Damesin, Claire
Journal:: Tree physiology
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 8(2019)
Page Start:: 1329
Record Type:: Journal Article
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