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. 2016 Jan 7;6:1202. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2015.01202

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Copyright © 2016 Mei, Fang, Röll, Niu, Hendrayanto and Hölscher.

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Normalized daily accumulated sap flux density (J_s) of four bamboo species (A) and three tree species (B) in the ‘dry period’ (characterized with mean daily VPD > 0.74 kPa) plotted against normalized mean daily soil moisture content (SM). There was a significant linear relationship between J_s and SM (P < 0.05) for all species except D. asper and G. arborea. Normalized values do not reach 1.0 for all species in the figure as the normalization was performed by setting the maximum value of the full measurement period of each species (including wet period) to one, while the figure displays only values in dry period. Daily averages derived from measurements on five culms per species, data of at least 10 dry period days per species.