Search Results - "Buckley, T.N"

Steps toward an improvement in process-based models of water use by fruit trees: A case study in olive by Diaz-Espejo, A., Buckley, T.N., Sperry, J.S., Cuevas, M.V., de Cires, A., Elsayed-Farag, S., Martin-Palomo, M.J., Muriel, J.L., Perez-Martin, A., Rodriguez-Dominguez, C.M., Rubio-Casal, A.E., Torres-Ruiz, J.M., Fernández, J.E.

“…► Application of process-based models in irrigation scheduling. ► Hydraulic limitations by soil and plant evaluated. ► Hydraulic and non-hydraulic signals in…”
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control of stomata by water balance by Buckley, Thomas N.

“…It is clear that stomata play a critical role in regulating water loss from terrestrial vegetation. What is not clear is how this regulation is achieved…”
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Sensitivity of olive leaf turgor to air vapour pressure deficit correlates with diurnal maximum stomatal conductance by Rodriguez-Dominguez, C.M., Hernandez-Santana, V., Buckley, T.N., Fernández, J.E., Diaz-Espejo, A.

“…•Leaf turgor pressure changes to D changes relate to maximum stomatal conductance.•We derived a physiological-based indicator from a leaf turgor…”
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How should leaf area, sapwood area and stomatal conductance vary with tree height to maximize growth? by Buckley, T.N, Roberts, D.W

“…Conventional wisdom holds that the ratio of leaf area to sapwood area (L/S) should decline during height (H) growth to maintain hydraulic homeostasis and…”
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DESPOT, a process-based tree growth model that allocates carbon to maximize carbon gain by Buckley, T.N, Roberts, D.W

“…We present a new model of tree growth, DESPOT (Deducing Emergent Structure and Physiology Of Trees), in which carbon (C) allocation is adjusted in each time…”
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Carbon-water balance and patchy stomatal conductance by Buckley, T.N, Farquhar, G.D, Mott, K.A

“…Stomata govern carbon-water balance by simultaneously controlling photosynthesis (A) and transpiration (E). It is unclear how patchy stomatal conductance…”
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