Embolism - Globe Thesis

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1.	Xylem Embolism Occurrence In Wheat Plants Relating To Physiological Basis For Water Saving And Drought Resistance
2.	Studies On The Modulation Mechanisms Of Water Consumption Of Water Capacitance And Xylem Cavitation And Embolism In Three Tree Species
3.	Unsteady-State Water Transporting Process Of Oak (Quercus Acutissima Carr.) In The Interface Of Soil-Plant-Atmosphere
4.	Relationships Between Vessel Size And Vulnerability To Embolism In The Xylem Of Populus Species
5.	Effects Of Partial Rootzone Dryinngand Potassium At Apple Orchards In Loess Plateau Of Shaanxi Provinces
6.	Studies On The Models Of Hydraulic Architecture And Mechanism Of Drought Tolerance In Trees Species
7.	Studies On Water Consumption Characteristics Of The Main Sylvicultural Tree Species In Sandong
8.	Studies On Hydraulic Architecture And Characteristics Of Water Eco-physiology In Northern Urban Greening Tree Species
9.	Studies On The Embolism Repair In The Tracheids Of Gymnosperm Samples
10.	Studies On Xylem Water Transportation Characteristics Of The Main Forest Tree Species In Shandong
11.	Physio-ecology Relationship Between Root Pressure And Bamboo Species Under Low Temperature Stressed
12.	Effects Of Fertilization On Ecophysiological Indicators And Xylem Embolism Of Four Tree Species
13.	Measurement And Analysis Of Ultrasonic Acoustic Emissions In Xylem Sap
14.	Hydraulic Architecture Traits In Maize And Sorghum Of Differing Drought Resistance
15.	Xylem Structure And Embolism Vulnerability Of Populus Clones
16.	Relationships Between Vulnerability To Xylem Embolism And Soil Moisture In Poplar Cuttings
17.	The Refilling Of Embolized Xylem Of Drought-tolerant Tree Species
18.	Relationships Between Xylem Strucrure And Drought Tolerance Of Drought Tolerant Tree Species
19.	The Xylme Structure And Relationship Between Water Relations And Photosynthesis In Three Phyllostachys Bamboo
20.	Water Balance-carbon Metabolism Relations Of Different Tree Species Under Drought And Frost Adverse Conditions
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