Drought and heat stress cause losses in wheat productivity in major growing regions
worldwide, and both the occurrence and the severity of these events are likely to increase …

Recurring patterns are an integral part of life on Earth. Through evolution or breeding, plants
have acquired systems that coordinate with the cyclic patterns driven by Earth's movement …

In spite of the significant progress made in recent years, the use of thermography to derive
biologically relevant traits remains a challenge under fluctuating conditions. The aim of this …

Evapotranspiration (ET) is, after precipitation, the second largest flux at the land surface in
the water cycle and occurs mainly during daytime. Less attention has been given to water …

Aims Plant roots often encounter heterogeneity in soil water content and respond by
compensating water uptake from wet zones to cope with the transpiration demand …

Abstract Background and Aims The ability of wheat genotypes to save water by reducing
their transpiration rate (TR) at times of the day with high vapour pressure deficit (VPD) has …

Main conclusion Rice genotypes with larger stomata maintain higher nocturnal stomatal
conductance, thus having lower nocturnal leaf temperature via transpirational cooling …

Daytime transpiration is driven by evaporative demand (vapor pressure deficit, VPD) and
radiative energy, dominantly accounting for daily transpiration (T). Recent modeling …

In wheat, night-time transpiration rate (TRN) could amount to 14–55% of daytime
transpiration rate (TR), depending on the cultivar and environment. Recent evidence …

Nocturnal stomatal conductance (gsn) represents a significant source of water loss, with
implications for metabolism, thermal regulation and water‐use efficiency. With increasing …