The Application of Leaf Ultrasonic Resonance to Vitis vinifera L. Suggests the Existence of a Diurnal Osmotic Adjustment Subjected to Photosynthesis.¶
Sancho-Knapik, D., Medrano, Hipólito, & Peguero-Pina. (2016). The Application of Leaf Ultrasonic Resonance to Vitis vinifera L. Suggests the Existence of a Diurnal Osmotic Adjustment Subjected to Photosynthesis. Frontiers in Plant Science.
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- Water potential
- Component accounting — distinguishes pressure, osmotic and relevant matrix contributions within the chosen model; these need not all be nonzero or separately measured in every application.
This sourceOriginal grapevine study distinguishing chamber-derived leaf potential from turgor-related ultrasonic response and osmotic measures.
- Component accounting — distinguishes pressure, osmotic and relevant matrix contributions within the chosen model; these need not all be nonzero or separately measured in every application.
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