2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.pld.2022.01.002
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Leaf hydraulics coordinated with leaf economics and leaf size in mangrove species along a salinity gradient

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“…10 Here, we used mangroves under high salinity as an example to understand the role of leaf water storage tissues in shaping the decoupling relationship between leaf hydraulics and economics. Under such salinity stress, mangrove leaf hydraulic traits, such as, leaf minor vein diameter, are faced with two competing selection pressures: (1) reducing leaf minor vein diameter due to inadequate water supply from thinner root vessels 5,11,40 ; and (2) increasing the size of leaf water storage tissues 35 entails a thick leaf minor vein diameter to meet the water requirement of the increased leaf water storage tissues (Fig. 4).…”
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“…10 Here, we used mangroves under high salinity as an example to understand the role of leaf water storage tissues in shaping the decoupling relationship between leaf hydraulics and economics. Under such salinity stress, mangrove leaf hydraulic traits, such as, leaf minor vein diameter, are faced with two competing selection pressures: (1) reducing leaf minor vein diameter due to inadequate water supply from thinner root vessels 5,11,40 ; and (2) increasing the size of leaf water storage tissues 35 entails a thick leaf minor vein diameter to meet the water requirement of the increased leaf water storage tissues (Fig. 4).…”
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“…Under high soil salinity, plant leaves usually suffer greatly from water deficiency in transpiration due to insufficient water supply from the roots 5,11 . For example, in the mangrove species Ceriops tagal , the vessel diameter of absorptive roots under high salinity is only two-thirds of that under low salinity.…”
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