Influence of Anatomical Spatial Architecture of Pinus devoniana on Pressure Gradients Inferred from Coupling Three-Dimensional CT Imaging and Numerical Flow Simulations

Conifer forests in Michoacán are facing climate change. Pinus devoniana Lindley, with natural distribution in the state, has shown certain adaptability, and knowing the influence of anatomy in the flow system is essential to delimit how it contributes to safety margins and water efficiency. For this...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Forests 2024-08, Vol.15 (8), p.1403
Hauptverfasser:	Rivera-Ramos, Juan Gabriel, Cruz de León, José, Arteaga, Dante, Espinoza-Herrera, Raúl, Arreola García, Erica, Arroyo-Albiter, Manuel, Olmos, Luis
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Adaptability air Air leakage Anatomy Cell walls Climate change Climatic changes Computed tomography Computer simulation Computer-generated environments Coniferous forests conifers CT imaging Drought Environmental aspects Flow simulation Flow system Fluid dynamics geographical distribution Hydraulics Hypotheses Lumens microstructure Partial differential equations Physiological aspects Pine Pine trees Pinus Pits Pressure Pressure drop Pressure gradients Resilience Safety margins Simulation Simulation methods species Structure Three dimensional flow Three dimensional imaging tracheids Water Water shortages Water stress Water vapor X-rays Xylem
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