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Stomatal closure as a driver of minimum leaf conductance declines at high temperature and vapor pressure deficit in Quercus (J Zailaa, C Scoffoni, C R Brodersen) buff.ly/4dPD936 @ZailaaJ @ASPB #PlantSci
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Plants have something to say about climate. A new study unlocks their 'language' latimes.com/california/newsl…
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Interested in the ecology, management, policy, and economics of forest carbon? Come join us at the Forest Carbon Management in Central Appalachia conference in late September!
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Update on the sap flow workshop in Rotorua, NZ. The workshop (themed sap flow in a diverse and changing world) is accepting late abstract submissions. Submit yours today to avoid missing out.
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Leaf hydraulic maze: Abscisic acid effects on bundle-sheath, palisade, and spongy mesophyll conductance (Adi Yaaran, Eyal Erez, Carl Procko, Menachem Moshelion) doi.org/10.1093/plphys/kiad3… @ASPB #PlantSci
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Beautifully clear and well written insight into water movement outside the xylem. Great for amateur physiologists like me.
The dynamic multi-functionality of leaf water transport outside the xylem
Scoffoni et al. #TansleyInsight @cscoffoni5 @cppalbuquerque @TomBuckleyLab @lawrensack
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ALT Pathways for water movement out of the minor vein xylem to stomata. Transmission electron micrograph of minor veins of three diverse species: Olea europaea (Oleaceae, a), Coffea arabica (Rubiaceae, b), and Liriodendron tulipifera (Magnoliaceae, c). Cross-sectional light microscopy of Viburnum molle (Viburnaceae; d).
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The dynamic multi-functionality of leaf water transport outside the xylem
Scoffoni et al. #TansleyInsight @cscoffoni5 @cppalbuquerque @TomBuckleyLab @lawrensack
📖ow.ly/qsZQ50P6gvh
ALT Pathways for water movement out of the minor vein xylem to stomata. Transmission electron micrograph of minor veins of three diverse species: Olea europaea (Oleaceae, a), Coffea arabica (Rubiaceae, b), and Liriodendron tulipifera (Magnoliaceae, c). Cross-sectional light microscopy of Viburnum molle (Viburnaceae; d).
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Our latest work on Kleaf recovery post drought is out in the newest issue of @PlantCellEnvir
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So glad to be surrounded by this amazing community of scientists. Sack lab past & present +friends @lawrensack @gracepjohn @rivertothesky @cppalbuquerque @Jesse_Gomez_97 @_larissagarcia @B4rragan_Eddie @alecsbaird @CamilaDMedeiros @marvin_browne @ClaudiaGarnicaD
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Our Tansley Insight is out today, reflecting on water movement outside the leaf xylem, and benefits of a dynamic Kleaf to environmental stressors. So fun as always working with these incredible people @lawrensack
@TomBuckleyLab @cppalbuquerque
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Why haven't all the jacarandas bloomed yet? When will purple reign again in L.A.? latimes.com/lifestyle/story/…
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One week left until the initial review for our #PSInet postdoc job, spread the word!
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Co-mentored postdoc position with @Novick_Lab and myself, come help us launch PSInet!
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Chatting about leaf hydraulics and @CalStateLA at a "Women and Diversity in Science" event organized by the French consulate @FranceinLA
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📢🌿✨Interested in plant ecophys, art, community engagement and climate change?? 1 more week until we start reviewing applications! Please spread the word and apply if interested!!! @smithcollege !!!
🌿📢🍃🎨JOB OPPORTUNITY: The PLACE (PLant physiology, Art and Community Engagement) Lab @smithcollege is hiring a 1-year research technician and a 2-year postdoc to study drought and cold stress tree ecophysiology in northeastern US! See job postings below for info. Please share!