In eastern cottonwood cuttings, conductivity loss increased sharply below water potentials of –1.0 MPa, with 100% loss of conductivity occurring by –2.0
This shows the likelihood of cavitation having effects on the growth rate of cottonwood trees
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A new 368-year tree-ring chronology (A.D. 1643–2010) has been developed in western North Dakota using plains cottonwood (Populus deltoides subsp. monilifera)
The scientific name of plain cottonwood of TR
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