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September 18, 2025DiversityOpen Access

Effects of Water Stress on Growth and Leaf Water Physiology of Major Plants in the Qaidam Basin

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MDMei DongHLHan LuoQWQunqing Wang

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Research demonstrates the effects of water stress on leaf water potential in six plant species, indicating implications for drought resistance.

Key Points

  • Height growth and leaf mass per area decreased significantly with increasing water stress across all species.
  • Leaf water potential showed linear and quadratic relationships with environmental factors like air temperature and relative humidity.
  • Drought-resistant species like S.C.A. exhibited the greatest physiological changes under water-deficient conditions.
  • The study provides theoretical support for selecting drought-tolerant species and implementing water management strategies.

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Dong et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d461d231b076d99fa617d2https://doi.org/10.3390/d17090652
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