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    • Trees - Structure and Function Journal

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    Water Permeability of Plant Cuticles: Permeance, Diffusion and Partition Coefficients
    Matthias Becker,Gerhard Kerstiens,Jörg Schönherr
    Trees（1986）
    Using isolated cuticular membranes from ten woody and herbaceous plant species, permeance and diffusion coefficients for water were measured, and partition coefficients were calculated. The cuticular membranes of fruit had much higher permeance and diffusion coefficients than lea...
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    Erratum To: Cork Oak (quercus Suber L.) Seedlings Acclimate to Elevated CO2 and Water Stress: Photosynthesis, Growth, Wood Anatomy and Hydraulic Conductivity
    M. Vaz,H. Cochard,L. Gazarini,J. Graça,M. M. Chaves,J. S. Pereira
    Trees（2012）
    Leaf gas-exchange, leaf and shoot anatomy, wood density and hydraulic conductivity were investigated in seedlings of Quercus suber L. grown for 15 months either at elevated (700 μmol mol −1 ) or normal (350 μmol mol −1 ) ambient atmospheric CO 2 concentrations. Plants were grown ...
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    Expression of the SPL-like Gene LaSPL9 in Japanese Larch (larix Leptolepis) is Regulated by Mir156 During Somatic Embryogenesis
    Zhang Li-feng,Fan Yan-ru,Lan Qian,Qi Li-wang,Han Su-ying
    Trees（2021）
    The Larix leptolepis SPL-like gene LaSPL9 was identified. Additionally, premiR156b and LaSPL9 expression patterns during somatic embryogenesis and the effects of gibberellin and salicylic acid on their transcription revealed the post-transcriptional regulatory functions of the mi...
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    Effects of Ash Dieback on Leaf Physiology and Leaf Morphology of Fraxinus Excelsior L
    Lisa Buchner,Anna-Katharina Eisen,Susanne Jochner-Oette
    Trees（2024）
    Ash dieback causes alterations in leaf physiology and morphology, particularly affecting the specific leaf area, which can be used to discriminate between different degrees of damage. Since the introduction of the invasive fungal pathogen Hymenoscyphus fraxineus in Europe, the Eu...
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    Characteristics of Acaciamangium Shoot Apical Meristems in Natural and in Vitro Conditions in Relation to Heteroblasty
    Clemence Hatt,François Mankessi,Jean-Baptiste Durand,Frédéric Boudon,Fabienne Montes,Marc Lartaud,Jean-Luc Verdeil,Olivier Monteuuis
    Trees（2012）
    Morphological and histocytological characteristics of Acacia mangium shoot apical meristems (SAMs) were assessed in natural and in vitro conditions in relation to heteroblasty. In the natural environment, SAMs with a mature-phyllode morphology were much bigger, contained more cel...
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    Evaluating Optical Measurements of Leaf Area Index Against Litter Collection in a Mixed Broadleaved-Korean Pine Forest in China
    Zhili Liu,Guangze Jin,Jing M. Chen,Yujiao Qi
    Trees（2014）
    We evaluated the error caused by optical measurements of leaf area index using a direct method in a mixed broadleaf-coniferous forest in China.
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    High-chilling Requirement Apple Cultivar Has More Accentuated Acrotony Than Low-Chilling One in Mild Winter Region
    Pertille Rafael Henrique,Citadin Idemir,Patto Leonardo Silva,Oldoni Tatiane Luiza Cadorin,Scariotto Silvia,Grigolo Chaiane Renata,Lauri Pierre-Éric
    Trees（2021）
    This study contributed to the understanding of acrotony in apple cultivars in a mild winter region, contrasting high- and low-chilling requirement apple cultivars, and the role of this behavior in plant adaptability. When there is insufficient chilling accumulation during the col...
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    Effects of Methyl Jasmonate on the Concentration of Volatile Terpenes in Tissues of Maritime Pine and Monterey Pine and Its Relation to Pine Weevil Feeding
    Lina Lundborg,Luis Sampedro,Anna-Karin Borg-Karlson,Rafael Zas
    Trees（2018）
    Understanding pine weevil [ Hylobius abietis (L.)] feeding preferences and their relations to chemical defenses of pines may lead to improved protection of conifer seedlings across Europe and Asia. Previous studies showed reduced weevil damage in methyl jasmonate (MeJA) treated s...
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    Photosynthetic Responses to Temperature of Two Tropical Rainforest Tree Species from Costa Rica
    German Vargas G,Roberto A. Cordero S
    Trees（2013）
    Annual mean temperature increases will cause alterations in many ecosystem processes, which affect plants given their physiological sensitivity to temperature. That is closely related with plant growing conditions, genotype and plasticity. We studied the photosynthetic responses ...
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    Canopy Operation Permanent Access System: a Novel Tool for Working in the Canopy of Tropical Forests: History, Development, Technology and Perspectives
    Gerhard Gottsberger
    Trees（2017）
    The development of a new, low-impact, canopy-access system is described from its original idea until the final realization after about 30 years.
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    SNP Discovery in Radiata Pine Using a De Novo Transcriptome Assembly
    Ricardo Durán,Victoria Rodriguez,Angela Carrasco,David Neale,Claudio Balocchi,Sofía Valenzuela
    Trees（2019）
    Key messageA set of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) was discovered using a de novo transcriptome for radiata pine. The reference transcriptome and SNPs were annotated according to the functional information available in biological databases.A set of SNPs was discovered usi...
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    DNA Barcoding of Recently Diversified Tree Species: a Case Study on Spruces Based on 20 DNA Fragments from Three Different Genomes
    Jiabin Zou,Wei Yue,Lili Li, Xi Wang,Jing Lu,Bingbing Duan,Jianquan Liu
    Trees（2015）
    A tiered barcoding system comprising traditional cytoplasmic DNAs and multiple nuclear DNAs should be developed to barcode recently diversified tree species.
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    The Effect of Plant–plant Interactions As a Key Biotic Process Mediating the Spatial Variation of Phenotypes in a Pinus Sylvestris Forest
    Carvalho, Bárbara,de la Cruz, Marcelino,Escudero, Adrián,Bastias, Cristina C.,Valladares, Fernando,Benavides, Raquel
    Trees（2022）
    Key message In this work, we highlighted the importance of the phenotypic structure of forest in regulating inter-tree competition with scattered individuals showing larger growth than close neighbours, with lower growth rates. Abstract Plant interactions are among the fundamenta...
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    Development and Evaluation of EST-SSR Markers in Sorbus Pohuashanensis (hance) Hedl. and Their Application to Other Sorbus Species
    Yuhan Wu,Ruiqing He, Yizheng Lu,Ze Zhang, Lihuan Yang,Xuelian Guan,Ruili Zhang,Jian Zheng
    Trees（2019）
    We developed and identified a new set of polymorphic EST-SSR markers in Sorbus pohuashanensis (Hance) Hedl. and generated an optimal sampling strategy. Sorbus pohuashanensis (Hance) Hedl. is indigenous to northern China and prized for its graceful appearance and seasonal variatio...
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    Tree-ring Evidence for the Historical Absence of Cyclic Larch Budmoth Outbreaks in the Tatra Mountains
    Oliver Konter,Jan Esper,Andrew Liebhold,Tomas Kyncl,Lea Schneider,Elisabeth Düthorn,Ulf Büntgen
    Trees（2015）
    The absence of larch budmoth outbreaks and subsequent consequences on tree rings together with a distinct climate–growth relationship enhance the dendroclimatic potential of larch ring width data from the Tatra Mountains.
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    The Climatic Response of Baldcypress (taxodium Mucronatum Ten.) in San Luis Potosi, Mexico
    José Villanueva-Díaz,D. W. Stahle,M. D. Therrell,Laura Beramendi-Orosco,Juan Estrada-Ávalos,Aldo R. Martínez-Sifuentes,Claudia C. Astudillo-Sánchez,Rosalinda Cervantes-Martínez,Julián Cerano-Paredes
    Trees（2020）
    Baldcypress, a long-lived species of riparian habitats, is sensitive to interannual climate variability. The annual radial growth is associated with the Standardized Precipitation Evaporation Index (SPEI) and Palmer Drought Severity Index (PDSI), both depending on a water balance...
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    Evaluating a Non-Destructive Method for Calibrating Tree Biomass Equations Derived from Tree Branching Architecture
    David W. MacFarlane,Shem Kuyah,Rachmat Mulia,Johannes Dietz,Catherine Muthuri,Meine Van Noordwijk
    Trees（2014）
    Functional branch analysis (FBA) is a promising non-destructive method that can produce accurate tree biomass equations when applied to trees which exhibit fractal branching architecture.
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    Antioxidant Enzyme Activity and Dynamics of Reserve Mobilization During Germination and Early Seedling Establishment of Royal Poinciana [ Delonix Regia (bojer Ex Hook.) Raf.]
    Lília Cristina de Souza Barbosa,Jacson Zuchi, Mateus da Silva Souza,Moara Mariely Vinhais Souza, Nayara Paulla Carvalho Assis,Kelly Juliane Telles Nascimento,Mariana Machado,Vinícius Coelho Kuster,Juliana de Fátima Sales,Diego Ismael Rocha
    Trees（2022）
    The germination of Delonix regia seeds is mediated by oxidative stress signaling and the activation of antioxidant enzymes. The reserve mobilization is correlated with the morpho-anatomical changes observed during seedling development. A comprehensive picture of structural and ph...
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    Tree-pulling Experiment: an Analysis into the Mechanical Stability of Rain Trees
    Lai Fern Ow,F. R. Harnas,I. G. B. Indrawan,A. Sahadewa, E. K. Sim,H. Rahardjo,E. C. Leong,Y. K. Fong,P. Y. Tan
    Trees（2010）
    Tree-pulling experiments were conducted in Singapore involving 20 rain trees (Samanea saman) growing in four different soil types (1) structural soil with 80% granite chips and 20% sandy loam soil, (2) structural soil with 50% granite chips and 50% sandy loam soil, (3) in situ so...
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    Seasonal Dynamics of Wood Formation in Oriental Beech (fagus Orientalis Lipsky) along an Altitudinal Gradient in the Hyrcanian Forest, Iran
    Reza Oladi,Kambiz Pourtahmasi,Dieter Eckstein,Achim Bräuning
    Trees（2010）
    The cambium dynamics and wood formation of Oriental beech (Fagus orientalis Lipsky) was investigated during the 2008 growing season in the Nowshahr Hyrcanian forest, Iran (36°N, 51°E). Three study sites were selected along an altitudinal gradient (650, 1,100 and 1,600 m a.s.l.), ...
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