|
Sap Flux Density
|
| Temperate Deciduous and Evergreen |
Pinus resinosa (8) Pinus banksiana (8) Acer saccharum (8) Populus tremuloides (8) Abies balsamea (8) Thuja occidentalis (8) Abies balsamea (8) Alnus regosa (8) |
Species was significant overall; pairwise comparisons ranged from 7.5 to 243% (p < 0.05) |
16 |
Ewers et al. (2002)
|
| Temperate Deciduous and Evergreen |
Alnus incana (41) Populus tremuloides (79) Thuja occidentalis (9) |
Not Reported |
21–65 |
Loranty et al. (2008)
|
| Temperate Evergreen (Eucalyptus saligna) |
Control (9) Micro and macronutrients (9) |
43% increase with fertilization (p= 0.04) |
40 |
Hubbard et al. (2004)
|
| Temperate Deciduous |
Control (9) Nitrogen (9) Phosphorus (9) Nitrogen + phosphorus (9) Calcium (9) |
14% increase with N (p= 0.26); 20% increase with P (0.10) 36% increase with Ca treatment (p= 0.07) |
46 (N × P) 50 (Ca) |
This study (2018 only) |
| Tropical Evergreen (Vismia japurensis, Bellucia grossularioides, Laetia procera) |
Control (9) phosphate (9) phosphate + lime (9) phosphate + lime + gypsum (9) |
Phosphate + lime + gypsum treatment was 35% higher than phosphate + lime (p < 0.05) |
52 |
Da Silva, Goncalves & Feldpausch (2008)
|
| Temperate Deciduous |
Quercus mongolica (5)Tilia amurensis (5)Ulmus davidiana (5)Cornus controversa (3)Acer mono (3)
|
No Significance (p= 0.73) |
52–75 |
Jung et al. (2011)
|
| Tropical Deciduous |
Cedrela odorata (4) Anacardium excelsum (4) Hura crepitans (4) Luehea seemannii (4) Tabebuia rosea (4) Gmelina arborea (4) Tectona grandis (4) Acacia mangium (4) Terminalia amazonia (4) |
A. excelsoum, L. seemannii and T. amazonia were 113% higher than C. odorata and G. arborea (p < 0.05) |
61 |
Kunert, Schwendenmann & Hölscher (2010)
|
| Temperate Deciduous |
Control 7) Nitrogen (9) Phosphorus (9) Nitrogen + phosphorus (9) |
12% increase with N and 12% increase with P (p > 0.05) |
66 |
Hernandez-Hernandez (2014)
|
|
Sap Flow Rate
|
| Subtropical Evergreen (Pinus taeda) |
Control (5) Irrigated (5) Nitrogen (5) Irrigated + Nitrogen (5) |
90% increase with N fertilization (p < 0.01) |
74 |
Samuelson et al. (2008)
|
| Riparian Deciduous (Desert) |
Populus fremontii (6) Salix gooddingii (6) Tamarix ramosissima (6) |
T. ramosissima was 122% higher than P. fremontii and S. gooddingii (p < 0.05) |
78 |
Nagler, Glenn & Thompson (2003)
|
