Claire A. Laws

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Leaf hydraulic vulnerability to drought is linked to site water availability across a broad range of species and climates.

M. Westoby, S. Gleason, Yvonne Chang, 2014, Annals of botany.

Planning for success: Why conservation programs need a strategic program for recovering species

Alana L. Burley, T. Auld, J. O'Donnell, 2019, Conservation Science and Practice.

Bark ecology of twigs vs. main stems: functional traits across eighty-five species of angiosperms

M. Westoby, Julieta A. Rosell, Matiss Castorena, 2015, Oecologia.

Bark ecology of twigs vs. main stems: functional traits across eighty-five species of angiosperms

M. Westoby, Julieta A. Rosell, Matiss Castorena, 2015, Oecologia.

Shoot growth of woody trees and shrubs is predicted by maximum plant height and associated traits

M. Westoby, S. Gleason, S. Stuart, 2018 .

The links between leaf hydraulic vulnerability to drought and key aspects of leaf venation and xylem anatomy among 26 Australian woody angiosperms from contrasting climates

M. Westoby, S. Gleason, Yvonne Chang, 2018, Annals of botany.

Using the scientific listing process to better understand climate change risk to threatened species and ecological communities in New South Wales

M. Leishman, Claire A. Laws, N. Hancock, 2020 .

Weak coordination among petiole, leaf, vein, and gas‐exchange traits across Australian angiosperm species and its possible implications

M. Westoby, S. Gleason, Yvonne Chang, 2015, Ecology and evolution.

Whole-plant capacitance, embolism resistance and slow transpiration rates all contribute to longer desiccation times in woody angiosperms from arid and wet habitats.

M. Westoby, S. Gleason, Alicia M. Cook, 2014, Tree physiology.