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Figure 4

From: Sap flow of Amorpha fruticosa: implications of water use strategy in a semiarid system with secondary salinization

Figure 4

Plots of the hourly changes in sap flow (SF), photosynthetically active radiation (PAR), vapor-pressure deficit (VPD), air temperature (Ta), and wind speed (us) for Amorpha fruticosa seedlings on three days with typical and similar meteorological conditions but different soil conditions (REW0–40 cm represents the relative extractable water in the top 40 cm of the soil; EC represents the electrical conductivity). The data are for (a) 17 June 2017, a typical day with soil water stress and high salinity (REW0–40 cm = 0.33, EC0–40 cm = 4.33 mS·cm−1, EC40–80 cm = 3.15 mS·cm−1); (b) 22 June 2017, a typical day with no soil water stress and high salinity (REW0–40 cm = 0.85, EC0–40 cm = 3.32 mS·cm−1, EC40–80 cm = 3.12 mS·cm−1); and (c) 19 July 2017, a typical day with no soil water stress and low salinity (REW0–40 cm = 0.84, EC = 2.62 mS·cm−1, EC40–80 cm = 2.25 mS·cm−1).

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