N Michele Holbrook
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Recent Articles
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Groover A, Holbrook N, Polle A, Sala A, Medlyn B, Brodersen C, et al.
New Phytol
. 2024 Dec;
245(5):1817-1832.
PMID: 39690524
Droughts of increasing severity and frequency are a primary cause of forest mortality associated with climate change. Yet, fundamental knowledge gaps regarding the complex physiology of trees limit the development...
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Gersony J, Manandhar A, Hochberg U, Abdellaoui N, Llanos P, Dumais J, et al.
Ann Bot
. 2024 Dec;
PMID: 39688217
Background And Aims: Nolana mollis is a dominant plant species in the hyperarid Atacama Desert. A previous hypothesis states that N. mollis owes its success to the condensation of atmospheric...
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Relieving the transfusion tissue traffic jam: a network model of radial transport in conifer needles
Mai M, Gao C, Bork P, Holbrook N, Schulz A, Bohr T
New Phytol
. 2024 Oct;
244(6):2183-2196.
PMID: 39425496
Characteristic of all conifer needles, the transfusion tissue mediates the radial transport of water and sugar between the endodermis and axial vasculature. Physical constraints imposed by the needle's linear geometry...
4.
Bernauer O, Jain A, de Bivort B, Holbrook N, Myers S, Ziska L, et al.
Sci Rep
. 2024 Jun;
14(1):13760.
PMID: 38877021
Elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide (eCO) can affect plant growth and physiology, which can, in turn, impact herbivorous insects, including by altering pollen or plant tissue nutrition. Previous research suggests that...
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Jain P, Huber A, Rockwell F, Sen S, Holbrook N, Stroock A
New Phytol
. 2024 Feb;
242(2):453-465.
PMID: 38413216
The water status of the living tissue in leaves is critical in determining plant function and global exchange of water and CO. Despite significant advances in the past two decades,...
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Zhang Y, Hochberg U, Rockwell F, Ponomarenko A, Chen Y, Manandhar A, et al.
New Phytol
. 2022 Oct;
237(4):1242-1255.
PMID: 36307967
The hydraulic system of vascular plants and its integrity is essential for plant survival. To transport water under tension, the walls of xylem conduits must approximate rigid pipes. Against this...
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Rockwell F, Holbrook N, Jain P, Huber A, Sen S, Stroock A
Ann Bot
. 2022 Jul;
130(3):301-316.
PMID: 35896037
Background: Recent reports of extreme levels of undersaturation in internal leaf air spaces have called into question one of the foundational assumptions of leaf gas exchange analysis, that leaf air...
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Losada J, He Z, Holbrook N
Plant Cell Environ
. 2022 May;
45(8):2460-2475.
PMID: 35606891
Lianas combine large leaf areas with slender stems, features that require an efficient vascular system. The only extant member of the Austrobaileyaceae is an endemic twining liana of the tropical...
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Barcelo-Anguiano M, Holbrook N, Hormaza J, Losada J
Plant J
. 2021 Aug;
108(2):541-554.
PMID: 34403543
The enucleated vascular elements of the xylem and the phloem offer an excellent system to test the effect of ploidy on plant function because variation in vascular geometry has a...
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Nitta J, Watkins Jr J, Holbrook N, Wang T, Davis C
J Plant Res
. 2021 Jun;
134(5):971-988.
PMID: 34117960
Desiccation tolerance was a key trait that allowed plants to colonize land. However, little is known about the transition from desiccation tolerant non-vascular plants to desiccation sensitive vascular ones. Filmy...