Category: Tree Physiology
Tree Physiology publishes both technical reviews and original research reports on all aspects of physiology of tree, other woody species and species of arborescent growth forms. Tree Physiology is a refereed journal distributed internationally.
A tome for the phloem: Tree Physiology’s Special Issue on Phloem
Waking up to respiration: leaf respiration in the light alters our interpretation of ecosystem carbon fluxes
Fueling the fire – how is stem growth respiration linked to stem growth?
Trading food for water – trees exude more carbon under drought stress
Pining for resistance: a new way to assess pine susceptibility to fungal diseases
Mistletoe-ing around the tree reduces growth in forests
Bamboosting growth: why does bamboo grow so fast?
Too much tubulin flips cell wall flexibility
Where is the water? A new way to ‘see’ the water in tall trees
Recovering from winter: how conifers overcome their own seasonal affective disorder
Growing after attack: what predicts tree responses to herbivores?
A forester’s guide to productivity: predicting the largest trees
