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Re: Stomata and root temperature

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From: Jack Davis
Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 00:00
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>Hi,

>Another student in my lab is seeking any information regarding stomatal
>response to changing root/soil temperature.  His initial literature
>searches have yielded nothing.  Does anyone know of any publications that
>might be of use in this regard?

As a grad student, my classmates and I in woody plant physiology class 
attempted to set up such an experiment.  However, we just couldn't get it 
together for the semester ended (equipment problems).  Good luck.










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New Mexico State University-Alamogordo
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From: ifjed@nmsua.nmsu.edu (Jack Davis)
Subject: Re: Stomata and root temperature
Date: 1997/05/21
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