Transpiration Response of Cotton to Vapor Pressure Deficit and Its Relationship With Stomatal Traits. [PDF]
Devi MJ, Reddy VR.
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Global Satellite Retrievals of the Near-Surface Atmospheric Vapor Pressure Deficit from AMSR-E and AMSR2. [PDF]
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Vapor pressure deficit, not temperature per se, limits coffee photosynthesis under irrigation
Fábio M. DaMatta
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Smart control of soil temperature to optimize root-zone conditions for enhancing the physiological performance, growth, and productivity of greenhouse-grown cucumber. [PDF]
Refaie KM, Saad SAH, Hussein NS.
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Spatiotemporal response of photosynthetic characteristics in Epimedium pubescens to understory environmental factors across three agroforestry systems. [PDF]
Li D, Zhang H, Wen D, Suo F, Guo B.
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Weather types and soil moisture modulate surface energy partitioning in a subtropical CAM pineapple field. [PDF]
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As a response to recent expression of concern about possible unreliability of vapor pressure deficit measurements K Kiyosawa, Biophys. Chem. 104 (2003) 171-188), the results of published studies on the temperature dependence of the osmotic pressure of ...
Donald J Winzor
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The hysteretic evapotranspiration—Vapor pressure deficit relation [PDF]
AbstractDiurnal hysteresis between evapotranspiration (ET) and vapor pressure deficit (VPD) was reported in many ecosystems, but justification for its onset and magnitude remains incomplete with biotic and abiotic factors invoked as possible explanations.
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