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Oecologia
; 92(1): 104-107, 1992 Oct.
Artículo
en Inglés
| MEDLINE
| ID: mdl-28311819
RESUMEN
The effects of soil water deficits and air vapour pressure deficits on stomatal conductance of tomato leaves were analysed separately under field conditions in central Portugal. Three conditions were created: low soil and air humidity (A), high soil and air humidity (B) and low soil but high air humidity (C). The results show that the effect of air vapour pressure deficit on stomatal behaviour is more important than the effect of soil water deficit when the predawn leaf water potential is above -0.4 MPa.