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1.	Impact Of Sites And Tree Age On Leaf Hydraulic Traits Of Robinia Pseudoacacia And Populus Simonii
2.	Study On Hydraulic Traits Of Typical Deciduous Trees And Shrubs In Loess Hilly Region
3.	The Refilling Of Embolized Xylem Of Drought-tolerant Tree Species
4.	Spectrum Of Plant Form And The Function In Forest Communities In Zheiiang Province Of Eastern China
5.	Coupling Relationships Of Hydraulic And Economic Traits Of Leaf-stem-root For 10 Tree Species In The Temperate Forest Of Northeastern China
6.	The Relationgship Between Hydraulic Traits And Growth In Poplar Seedling At Different Growth Rate
7.	Variations And Interrelationships Of Foliar Economics And Hydraulic Traits For Larix Gmelinii In Different Site Conditions
8.	Analysis Of Correlation Between Vein Traits And Leaf Water Traits Of Salix Matsudana In Zhangye Wetland,China
9.	Research On Leaf Hydraulic Traits In Different Canopy Layers Of Populus Tomentosa Under Different Water Treatments
10.	Responses Of Carbon And Hydraulic Traits To Drought-Rewatering Of Liquidambar Formosana And Schima Superba Seedings
11.	Relationships Between Hydraulic Traits And Species Abundance Changes In A Tropical Seasonal Rain Forest Community
12.	A Physiological Approach to the Ecology and Evolution of Flowers
13.	The Relationships Between Poplar Hydraulic Traits And Growth Rate As Well As Biomass
14.	Response Mechanisms Of Robinia Pseudoacacia And Quercus Acutissima To Seasonal Change And Water Heterogeneity
15.	Hydraulic Traits And Acclimatizing Strategies Under Low-temperature For The Main Temperate Tree Species In Northeast China
16.	Variation And Correlation Of Leaf Functional Traits Of Ulmus Pumila Across Precipitation Gradient Zone
17.	Community Assembly Patterns Based On Hydraulic Traits In Two Different Water Availability Quercus Wutaishanica Forests
18.	Response And Adaptation Mechanism Of Leaf Functional Traits In Cinnamomum Camphora To Urban Hot And Arid Environment
19.	Responses Of Peanut Hydraulic Traits To Water Resource Supply In North China Plain
20.	Hydraulic Vulnerability Segmentation And Its Correlation With Growth In Poplar
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