Sap flow and daily electric potential variations in a tree trunk
By Dominique Gibert, Jean-Louis Le Mouël, L. Lambs, Florence Nicollin, F. Perrier. 2006
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Subfields: Global and Planetary Change, Physiology, Plant Science
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Citations in the corpus
- Streaming potentials of granular media: Influence of the Dukhin and Reynolds numbers (2007, methodology): “Similar types of analysis were carried out recently inmedical imaging to study the flow of electrolytes in cartilage submitted to mechanical loads [Sachs and Grodzinsky, 1995; Garon et al., 2002] and in plant sciences to monitor the flow of sap in trees [Gibert et al., 2006].”
- Multiscale geophysical imaging of the critical zone (2015, background): “…content of trees with NMR in 2-D. Long-term (months to years) self-potential monitoring has provided insight into the daily and seasonal timing and mechanisms of sap flow and other biophysical mechanisms associated with water uptake and tree function [Morat et al., 1994; Gibert et al., 2006].”