Pragmatic hydraulic theory predicts stomatal responses to climatic water deficits.
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N. McDowell | D. Mackay | J. Sperry | W. Pockman | W. Anderegg | B. Wolfe | Yujie Wang | John S Sperry | William R L Anderegg | William T Pockman | Nate G McDowell | Yujie Wang | Brett T Wolfe | D Scott Mackay
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