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Contrasting stomatal sensitivity to temperature and soil drought in mature alpine conifers

RL. Peters, M. Speich, C. Pappas, A. Kahmen, G. von Arx, E. Graf Pannatier, K. Steppe, K. Treydte, A. Stritih, P. Fonti,

. 2019 ; 42 (5) : 1674-1689. [pub] 20190129

Jazyk angličtina Země Spojené státy americké

Typ dokumentu časopisecké články, práce podpořená grantem

Perzistentní odkaz   https://www.medvik.cz/link/bmc20022767

Grantová podpora
P2EZP2_162293 Swiss National Science Foundation - Switzerland
P300P2_174477 Swiss National Science Foundation - Switzerland
150205 Swiss National Science Foundation - Switzerland

Conifers growing at high elevations need to optimize their stomatal conductance (gs ) for maximizing photosynthetic yield while minimizing water loss under less favourable thermal conditions. Yet the ability of high-elevation conifers to adjust their gs sensitivity to environmental drivers remains largely unexplored. We used 4 years of sap flow measurements to elucidate intraspecific and interspecific variability of gs in Larix decidua Mill. and Picea abies (L.) Karst along an elevational gradient and contrasting soil moisture conditions. Site- and species-specific gs response to main environmental drivers were examined, including vapour pressure deficit, air temperature, solar irradiance, and soil water potential. Our results indicate that maximum gs of L. decidua is >2 times higher, shows a more plastic response to temperature, and down-regulates gs stronger during atmospheric drought compared to P. abies. These differences allow L. decidua to exert more efficient water use, adjust to site-specific thermal conditions, and reduce water loss during drought episodes. The stronger plasticity of gs sensitivity to temperature and higher conductance of L. decidua compared to P. abies provide new insights into species-specific water use strategies, which affect species' performance and should be considered when predicting terrestrial water dynamics under future climatic change.

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