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Breeding Productive Tree Genotypes: The Role of Hydraulic Resistance Along the Root-Stem-Leaf Continuum in Constraining Growth.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Oct 2026

Zhao Han, Luo Rong, Cai Jing, Ning Qiurui, Gong Xuewei, Jiang Zaimin

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Breeding productive tree genotypes is crucial for sustainable forestry, yet the hydraulic architecture along root-stem-leaf continuum that constrains biomass yield remains unclear. Here, six poplar hybrid genotypes with contrasting yield were used to quantify whole-plant hydraulic resistance, its partitioning patterns, and anatomical traits along the continuum. We observed substantial genetic variations in...

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Plant Stems
Genotype
Plant Roots
Plant Leaves
Trees
Water
Populus

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Xylem

Plant Breeding

Biomass

Plant Transpiration

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PMID: 40148743
DOI: 10.1111/pce.15512
PMCID: PMC13551635

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