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. 2011 Jan 27;62(6):1857–1869. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erq370

Table 3.

Slopes of the linear regression between the grounding resistance and the vertical distance to the C2/P2 electrode (experiment 2), the vertical distance between the P1 electrode and the water level (experiment 3 ‘gradual rising’), and the vertical distance to the root cut plane (experiment 3 ‘root severing’), respectively

Experiment 2 ‘bark conductance’ Experiment 3 ‘gradual rising’ Experiment 3 ‘root severing’
Scots pine 24.1±4.1 22.9±2.8 0.25±0.11
Norway spruce 19.5±2.8 16.5±0.9 0.09±0.02
Pedunculate oak 17.1±1.8 14.1±0.8 0.05±0.01

Regressions were in the form y=ax+b where a and b are constants, y is the grounding resistance, and x is the respective distance. Data are given as slope estimates [MΩ cm−1] ±confidence interval.