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Changes with seasonal flooding in sap flow of the tropical flood-tolerant tree species, Campsiandra laurifolia
ArticleAbstract: In order to determine how flooding affects sap flow and hydraulic conductivity of the tolerant speciPalabras claves:flood, Hydraulic conductivity, Sap flow density, Tolerant speciesAutores:Flores S., Herrera A., Rengifo E., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusCarbon assimilation, water use efficiency and photochemical activity in xerophytes from semiarid ecosystems of Venezuela
ArticleAbstract: This work compares, with values already published and others taken for this purpose, the ecophysioloPalabras claves:carbon balance, Carbon isotopic composition, Fluorescence, water potential, XerophytesAutores:Coronel I., Herrera A., Marín O., Urich R., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusEcophysiological comparison of three species of the genus Lantana L. (Verbenaceae)
ArticleAbstract: The species of the Lantana genus are known by the high commercial value of its natural oils, but thePalabras claves:Fluorescence, Lantana, photosynthesis, Water deficitAutores:Gonzalez A.E., Marín O., Pereyra G., Rengifo E., Villalobos V., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusEcophysiological responses to drought and salinity in the cosmopolitan invader Nicotiana glauca
ArticleAbstract: Nicotiana glauca, a shrub native to southern South America, is widely distributed in the Americas, fPalabras claves:drought, Osmotic adjustment, Salinity, Water deficitAutores:Gonzalez A.E., Herrera A., Rengifo E., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusDoes griollo cocoa have the same ecophysiological characteristics as forastero?
ArticleAbstract: Background: The Palma Real Mountain of Venezuela has Criollo and Forastero cocoa trees of over 50 yePalabras claves:A/C curves, Fluorescence, Photosynthetic activity, theobroma cacao, water potentialAutores:Araque O., Azócar C.J., Chacón I., Coronel I., Ramon Eduardo Jaimez Arellano, Urich R., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusECOPHYSIOLOGICAL TRAITS OF ADULT TREES OF CRIOLLO COCOA CULTIVARS (THEOBROMA CACAO L.) FROM A GERMPLASM BANK IN Venezuela
ArticleAbstract: We studied physiological traits of 12 Criollo cocoa cultivars growing in a germplasm bank in the souPalabras claves:Autores:Araque O., Ávila-Lovera E., Chacón I., Coronel I., Pereyra G., Ramon Eduardo Jaimez Arellano, Urich R., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusEnvironmental drivers of leaf phenology in trees of the tropical species Ficus obtusifolia
ArticleAbstract: Vegetative as well as reproductive phenology of tropical trees frequently occur synchronously at thePalabras claves:Brevi-deciduous, Day length, Leaf fall, Sap flow velocity, Water relationsAutores:Ballestrini C., Herrera A., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusStomatal and non-stomatal limitations of photosynthesis in trees of a tropical seasonally flooded forest
ArticleAbstract: Trees in the flooded forest of the Mapire River in Venezuela suffer a decrease in photosynthetic ratPalabras claves:Autores:Herrera A., Marín O., Rengifo E., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusSeasonal gas exchange and resource-use efficiency in evergreen versus deciduous species from a tropical dry forest
ArticleAbstract: Tropical dry forests (TDFs) experience a long dry season in which plant species are subject to severPalabras claves:carbon isotope composition, nitrogen concentration, photosynthetic rate, specific leaf area, water-use efficiencyAutores:Ávila-Lovera E., Coronel I., Urich R., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopusShade tree species affect gas exchange and hydraulic conductivity of cacao cultivars in an agroforestry system
ArticleAbstract: Shade tolerance is a widespread strategy of rainforest understory plants. Many understory species haPalabras claves:growth, hydraulic architecture, Leaf area index, photosynthetic stems, stem photosynthesis, water-use efficiencyAutores:Ávila-Lovera E., Blanco H., Móvil O., Santiago L.S., Wilmer TezaraFuentes:scopus