Revealing the Hidden Role of Capacitance in the Water Flow Through Plants to the Atmosphere

Summary statement The overlooked role of capacitance is revealed theoretically for vapor flow and by dimensional analogy for liquid flow. It combines with conductance to attribute distinctly the physiological and physical contributions to the quantitative formulation of plant transpiration and sap flow.

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Plant Cell & Environment
Published
2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.1111/pce.15343
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Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics
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Revealing the Hidden Role of Capacitance in the Water Flow Through Plants to the Atmosphere

M. Fuchs
Plant Cell & Environment
Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics
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Revealing the Hidden Role of Capacitance in the Water Flow Through Plants to the Atmosphere

M. Fuchs
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Summary statement The overlooked role of capacitance is revealed theoretically for vapor flow and by dimensional analogy for liquid flow. It combines with conductance to attribute distinctly the physiological and physical contributions to the quantitative formulation of plant transpiration and sap flow.

Plant Cell & EnvironmentVol. 48(5)
Agricultural Research Organization (IL)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics
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