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Tree Physiology|April 6, 2025
Increasing air-filled vessels has little influence on vulnerability to drought-induced embolism in two species with long maximum xylem vessel length but low vessel connectivityChris M Smith-Martin, Kate M Johnson, Shelley Urquhart, et al.Tree Physiology|June 12, 2024
Disaggregation of canopy photosynthesis among tree species in a mixed broadleaf forestMarko Stojanović, Georg Jocher, Natalia Kowalska, et al.Tree Physiology|June 21, 2024
Pathogenicity and induced resistance in Larix kaempferi and Larix olgensis inoculated with Endoconidiophora fujiensisYa Liu, Qinzheng Zhou, Di Wu, et al.Tree Physiology|June 29, 2024
The transcription factor MhZAT10 enhances antioxidant capacity by directly activating the antioxidant genes MhMSD1, MhAPX3a and MhCAT1 in apple rootstock SH6 (Malus honanensis × M. domestica)Qian Yang, Yan Liu, Jia Zhou, et al.Tree Physiology|June 11, 2024
Analysis of heaping-induced decline in olive quality: insights from integrated analysis between phenotypic traits and gene expression profilesChenhe Wang, Qizhen Cui, Qingqing Liu, et al.Tree Physiology|July 24, 2024
Inter-generational consistency of the ectomycorrhizal fungal community in a mixed pine-cedar post-fire standStav Livne-Luzon, Mor Avidar, Lior Herol, et al.Tree Physiology|July 20, 2024
Adaptation of stomatal conductance, photosynthesis and water-use efficiency at shoot and canopy scales in adjacent stands of Dacrycarpus dacrydioides and Podocarpus totaraHoracio E Bown, John E Hunt, Margaret M Barbour, et al.Tree Physiology|May 22, 2024
Pathophysiology and transcriptomic responses of Pinus armandii defenses to ophiostomatoid fungiHuimin Wang, Ya Liu, Tiantian Wang, et al.Tree Physiology|December 16, 2025
Endophytic fungus Su100 enhances phosphorus solubilization and growth in sweet cherry via organic acids and metabolic reprogramming under phosphorus limitationFanlin Wu, Yang Yang, Dehui Qu, et al.Tree Physiology|November 25, 2025
SaRac1, a small GTPase, plays an essential role in haustorium development in the root parasite sandalwood (Santalum album)Sen Meng, Zhan Bian, Shengkun Wang, et al.Pageof 495