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2012

Vaz, M., Cochard H., Gazarini L., Graça J., Chaves M. M., & Pereira J. S. (2012). Cork oak (Quercus suber L.) seedlings acclimate to elevated CO2 and water stress: photosynthesis, growth, wood anatomy and hydraulic conductivity. Trees. 26, 1159-1160.

2011

Čermák, J., Barij N., & Stokes A. (2011). Azimuthal variations in xylem structure and water relations in cork oak (Quercus suber). IAWA Journal. 32(1), 25 - 40.

2003

Carmona, E., Ordovas J., Moreno M. T., Aviles M., Aguado M. T., & Ortega M. C. (2003). Hydrological properties of cork container media. HORTSCIENCE. 38, 1235-1241.

Carmona, E., Ordovas J., Moreno M. T., Aviles M., Aguado M. T., & Ortega M. C. (2003). Hydrological properties of cork container media. HORTSCIENCE. 38(6), 1235 - 1241.

1999

Tognetti, R., Longobucco A., & Raschi A. (1999). Seasonal embolism and xylem vulnerability in deciduous and evergreen Mediterranean trees influenced by proximity to a carbon dioxide spring. Tree Physiology. 19, 271-277.

1993

GULLO, M. A. L. O., & Salleo S. (1993). Different vulnerabilities of Quercus ilex L. to freeze- and summer drought-induced xylem embolism: an ecological interpretation. Plant, Cell & Environment. 16, 511-519.

Gullo, M. A. Lo, & Salleo S. (1993). Different vulnerabilities of Quercus ilex L. to freeze- and summer drought-induced xylem embolism: an ecological interpretation. Plant, Cell & Environment. 16(5), 511 - 519.