. 2016 Jun 2;7:768. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.00768

Table 3.

Mean values (±SE) of embolism resistance parameters of the four P. halepensis provenances as measured by the Cavitron (subscript c) and bench (subscript b) drying methods.

provenance	P_c,12	P_b,12	P_c,50	P_b,50	P_c_,₈₈	P_b_,₈₈	Slope_c	Slope_b	Torus-aperture overlap
Senalba	-4.21 (±0.26)	-1.2 (±0.06)^a	-5.04 (±0.24)^a	-3.6 (±0.04)^a	-5.9 (±0.3)^a	-6.1 (±0.2)^a	61 (±11)^a	20.3 (±0.4)^a	2.31 (±0.06)^a
Otricoli	-4.25 (±0.29)	-0.97 (±0.07)^a	-5.08 (±0.28)^a	-3.7 (±0.1)^a	-5.9 (±0.4)^a	-6.4 (±0.07)^a	63 (±12)^a	18.6 (±0.4)^b	2.50 (±0.08)^a
Elea	-4.51 (±0.32)	-1.8 (±0.04)^c	-5.27 (±0.34)^ab	-4.5 (±0.08)^c	-6.0 (±0.4)^a	-7.2 (±0.06)^c	68 (±16)^a	18.6 (±0.3)^b	3.31 (±0.16)^b
Elkosh	-4.36 (±0.33)	-1.5 (±0.06)^b	-5.51 (±0.39)^b	-4.2 (±0.09)^b	-6.7 (±0.6)^b	-6.8 (±0.1)^b	46 (±010)^b	18.7 (±0.3)^b	3.05 (±0.12)^b
P-value	<0.2	<0.001	<0.02	<0.001	<0.02	<0.001	<0.002	<0.005	<0.004

P₁₂, P₅₀, and P₈₈ indicate pressures causing 12, 50, and 88 percent loss of conductivity. Slope is at the inflection point of the vulnerability curve. Significant differences between means in each column are indicated by different lowercase letters.