Collaborative Research: Conifer leaf anatomy determines hydraulic functioning

合作研究:针叶树叶解剖结构决定水力功能

基本信息

项目摘要

Conifers are globally important, both ecologically and economically. Many conifer species have recently experienced extreme mortality events due to drought, fire and insect outbreaks. There is an urgent need to understand conifer physiology, and especially conifer needles - the organs responsible for carbon uptake and regulation of water loss. Conifers have an intriguing paradox in the link between their leaf anatomy and physiology: with such a simplistic, single-vein vascular system, how can they compete with broadleaf species or inhabit extreme environments? This project aims to understand how conifer leaf anatomy influences water transport and photosynthesis, and how needle water transport declines during drought. This information will then be used to develop a mechanistic model to help predict forest productivity and mortality in response to drought and other environmental challenges. The project will provide training for a postdoctoral researcher, a graduate student, and multiple undergraduate students. Also, in collaboration with the McCall Outdoor Science School, 5th and 6th grade students, their parents and teachers will participate in a workshop called "What happens inside a leaf?" To illustrate how cellular-level modifications can influence landscape processes, 3D-printed conifer needle models generated from X-ray imaging will be used. Anatomical models will be freely available through a website for teachers and students to 3D print hand-held models at schools, or as teaching kits for schools without access to 3D printing technology. Conifers inhabit some of the driest and coldest habitats where trees are found. Many conifer species are threatened by heat waves and droughts that induce physiological stress that can make them more vulnerable to pests and pathogens. Although most conifer leaves have only a single vein supplying water to the leaf, the internal anatomy outside the vein is incredibly diverse across the conifer phylogeny. The impact of this diversity on water transport and carbon uptake is unknown. The primary goal of this project is to develop a mechanistic framework to understand the influence of conifer leaf anatomy on leaf hydraulic conductance and photosynthetic capacity. This mechanistic understanding will be used to illuminate how conifers have adapted to arid and cold environments and have also been able to successfully compete with angiosperm species over evolutionary history. The project will combine state-of the art 3-dimensional imaging methods (high-resolution X-ray computed micro-tomography) with a hydraulic model and measurement of leaf hydraulic conductance to clarify the impact of conifer leaf internal anatomy on hydraulic function.
针叶树在生态和经济上都具有全球重要性。由于干旱、火灾和昆虫爆发,许多针叶树物种最近经历了极端的死亡事件。迫切需要了解针叶树的生理学,尤其是针叶树针叶--负责碳吸收和调节水分流失的器官。针叶树的叶片解剖学和生理学之间存在着一个有趣的悖论:有着如此简单的单脉维管系统,它们如何与阔叶树种竞争或栖息在极端环境中?该项目旨在了解针叶树叶片解剖结构如何影响水分运输和光合作用,以及干旱期间针叶水分运输如何下降。这些信息将用于开发一个机械模型,以帮助预测森林生产力和死亡率,以应对干旱和其他环境挑战。该项目将为一名博士后研究员、一名研究生和多名本科生提供培训。此外,与麦考尔户外科学学校合作,五年级和六年级的学生,他们的父母和老师将参加一个名为“叶子里面发生了什么?“为了说明细胞水平的修改如何影响景观过程,将使用X射线成像生成的3D打印针叶树针叶模型。解剖模型将通过一个网站免费提供,供教师和学生在学校3D打印手持模型,或作为学校的教学工具包,而无需使用3D打印技术。针叶树栖息在一些最干燥和最寒冷的栖息地,那里有树木。许多针叶树物种受到热浪和干旱的威胁,这些热浪和干旱会引起生理压力,使它们更容易受到害虫和病原体的侵害。虽然大多数针叶树的叶子只有一个单一的静脉供应水的叶子,静脉外的内部解剖是令人难以置信的多样化整个针叶树的演替。这种多样性对水运输和碳吸收的影响尚不清楚。本研究的主要目的是建立一个机制框架,以了解针叶树叶片解剖结构对叶片导水率和光合能力的影响。这种机械的理解将被用来阐明针叶树如何适应干旱和寒冷的环境,也能够成功地与被子植物物种在进化历史上的竞争。该项目将把联合收割机最先进的三维成像方法(高分辨率X射线计算机微断层摄影术)与水力模型和叶片水力传导率的测量相结合,以澄清针叶树叶片内部解剖结构对水力功能的影响。

项目成果

期刊论文数量(3)
专著数量(0)
科研奖励数量(0)
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Anatomical and hydraulic responses to desiccation in emergent conifer seedlings
挺水针叶树幼苗对干燥的解剖学和水力反应
  • DOI:
    10.1002/ajb2.1517
  • 发表时间:
    2020
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    3
  • 作者:
    Miller, Megan L.;Roddy, Adam B.;Brodersen, Craig R.;McElrone, Andrew J.;Johnson, Daniel M.
  • 通讯作者:
    Johnson, Daniel M.
Short- and long-term effects of fire on stem hydraulics in Pinus ponderosa saplings
火灾对黄松树苗茎水力学的短期和长期影响
  • DOI:
  • 发表时间:
    2021
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    7.3
  • 作者:
    Feltrin, RP;Smith, AMS;Adams, HD;Kolden, CA;Johnson, DM
  • 通讯作者:
    Johnson, DM
The conifer-curve: fast prediction of hydraulic conductivity loss and vulnerability to cavitation
针叶树曲线:快速预测水力传导率损失和空化脆弱性
  • DOI:
  • 发表时间:
    2019
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    3
  • 作者:
    Rosner, S;Johnson, Daniel M;Voggeneder Klara, Domec
  • 通讯作者:
    Voggeneder Klara, Domec
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Daniel Johnson其他文献

CT Colonography: Updated
CT 结肠镜检查:更新
  • DOI:
  • 发表时间:
    2010
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    Daniel Johnson;M. Macari
  • 通讯作者:
    M. Macari
Search for leptoquark bosons in ep collisions at HERA
在 HERA 的 ep 碰撞中搜索轻夸克玻色子
  • DOI:
    10.1016/j.physletb.2005.09.048
  • 发表时间:
    2001
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  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    C. Adloff;H. Henschel;W. Erdmann;P. Dixon;S. Hurling;V. Dodonov;J. Kroseberg;T. Anthonis;M. Lindstroem;J. Dingfelder;A. Koutov;D. Milstead;D. Traynor;R. Henderson;I. Herynek;B. List;N. Keller;C. Werner;L. Jönsson;J. Zálešák;D. Schmidt;X. Janssen;Y. Sirois;S. Mikocki;P. Laycock;C. Vallée;S. Ferron;A. Mehta;R. Demirchyan;S. Egli;R. Pöschl;J. Ẑáček;H. Schultz;J. Coughlan;K. Gabathuler;N. Delerue;S. Maxfield;I. Sheviakov;A. Vichnevski;V. Panassik;B. Andrieu;R. Horisberger;B. Delcourt;V. Spaskov;M. Schneider;G. Nowak;S. Kermiche;Jun Cao;T. Naumann;M. Kapichine;A. Usik;C. Berger;R. Eichler;L. Shtarkov;L. Janauschek;R. Stamen;G. Patel;K. Meier;R. Heremans;D. South;J. Dowell;V. Tchernyshov;M.A.S. Jones;R. Maraček;H. Bröker;N. Tobien;E. Wünsch;J. Turnau;E. Lobodzinska;F. Schilling;L. Favart;E. Malinovski;R. Gerhards;P. Höting;H. Jung;V. Efremenko;A. Burrage;C. Pascaud;M. Goldberg;M. Ellerbrock;A. Campbell;V. Jemanov;K. Hiller;G. Rädel;G. Winter;G. Heinzelmann;G. Herrera;A. Meyer;J. Kennedy;M. Nedden;E. Eisenhandler;P. Thompson;G. Nellen;V. Nagovizin;W. Braunschweig;Y. Vazdik;P. Meyer;A. Roeck;A. Fedotov;J. Gassner;M. Fleischer;P. Bate;A. Bunyatyan;R. Mohr;B. Lobodzinski;I. Tsurin;D. Hoffmann;D. Meer;B. Heinemann;H. Spitzer;P. Schleper;D. Lamb;K. Daum;J. G. Contreras;F. Keil;R. Roosen;M. Landon;B. Cox;C. Beier;C. Johnson;R. Lahmann;J. Martyniak;D. Kant;D. Wegener;E. Elsen;G. Weber;M. Wobisch;H. Martyn;G. Eckerlin;V. Arkadov;R. Koutouev;H. Krehbiel;E. Perez;D. Pitzl;M. Klein;A. Lebedev;T. Wilksen;M. Davidsson;C. Kleinwort;G. Buschhorn;K. Rybicki;N. Malden;G. Tsipolitis;V. Chekelian;M. Hildebrandt;M. Mondragon;K. Rabbertz;W. Brückner;M. Erdmann;L. Goerlich;T. Greenshaw;Daniel Johnson;K. Müller;S. Kolya;M. Winde;M. Peez;A. Fomenko;J. Bähr;C. Gerlich;J. Phillips;C. Collard;A. Zhokin;J. Morris;A. Babaev;T. Hadig;T. Benisch;M. Hilgers;S. Valkar;P. Baranov;M. Swart;J. Meyer;O. Karschnick;L. Lytkin;P. Smirnov;A. Wyatt;S. Levonian;G. Flügge;T. Kluge;R. Marshall;S. Wiesand;G. Grindhammer;M. Urban;P. Murin;T. Berndt;S. Rusakov;N. Loktionova;J. Ferencei;E. Woehrling;J. Rauschenberger;T. Laštovička;J. Haller;D. Reyna;A. Specka;S. Ghazaryan;P. Reimer;J. Turney;H. Meyer;J. Olsson;F. Cassol;J. Zsembery;G. White;J. Scheins;M. Weber;S. Mohrdieck;C. Duprel;Y. Soloviev;D. Brown;M. Karlsson;V. Lubimov;W. Haynes;R. Felst;I. Kenyon;Y. H. Fleming;C. Issever;J. Hladký;C. Diaconu;B. Koblitz;A. Belousov;S. Schmitt;K. Krüger;E. Gabathuler;A. Astvatsatourov;D. Sankey;L. Hajduk;C. Schwanenberger;D. Ozerov;S. Schmidt;B. Leissner;B. Reisert;P. Faulkner;S. Hengstmann;S. Caron;A. Morozov;T. Nicholls;B. Waugh;S. Tchetchelnitski;R. Wallny;W. Bartel;I. Potachnikova;H. Grässler;P. Mechelen;C. Niebuhr;S. Kotelnikov;G. Knies;T. Kurca;F. Sefkow;E. Tzamariudaki;B. Naroska;V. Korbel;M. Ibbotson;E. Lebailly;E. Wolf;A. Rostovtsev;J. Dainton;V. Schröder;A. Beglarian;M. Tasevsky;D. Bruncko;S. Udluft;J. Gayler;F. Büsser;J. Burger;M. Werner;M. Jacquet;F. Eisele;L. Schoeffel;O. Behnke;S. Luders;T. Kuhr;O. Nix;F. Moreau;N. Gogitidze;T. Schörner;J. Marks;S. Vassiliev;Y. Coppens;J. Stiewe;J. Garvey;L. Bystritskaya;Z. Zhang;B. Clerbaux;J. Bizot;P. Kostka;P. Kjellberg;E. Rizvi;J. Formánek;F. Niebergall;M. Cousinou;U. Straumann;P. Marage;H. Mahlke;J. Cvach;J. Boehme;A. Küpper;M. Jaffré;A. Valkárová;R. Lemrani;N. Werner;G. Franke;V. Lendermann;P. Newman;P. Truoel;V. Andreev;G. Cozzika;D. Haidt;W. Lange;A. Loginov;T. Sloan;G. Thompson;D. Eckstein;A. Schöning;I. Foresti;V. Brisson;B. Stella;T. Mkrtchyan;D. Clarke;B. Povh;C. Wissing;V. Boudry;I. Malinovski;A. Dubak;K. Wacker;W. Dau;J. Becker;E. Barrelet;F. Zomer;C. Risler;D. Lüke;C. Kiesling;C. Grab;J. Naumann;P. Robmann;A. Droutskoi;K. Sedlák
  • 通讯作者:
    K. Sedlák
Using fNIRS to Assess Cognitive Activity During Gameplay
使用 fNIRS 评估游戏过程中的认知活动
  • DOI:
  • 发表时间:
    2022
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    Madison Klarkowski;M. Causse;Alban Duprès;N. D. Campo;Kellie Vella;Daniel Johnson
  • 通讯作者:
    Daniel Johnson
Re-collecting old media
旧媒体的重新收集
Do Mechanical Vegetation Treatments of Pinyon-Juniper and Sagebrush Communities Work? A Review of the Literature
松柏、杜松和山艾树群落的机械植被处理有效吗?
  • DOI:
  • 发表时间:
    2019
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    Daniel Johnson
  • 通讯作者:
    Daniel Johnson

Daniel Johnson的其他文献

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{{ truncateString('Daniel Johnson', 18)}}的其他基金

Dark New Physics
黑暗新物理
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    ST/W004305/1
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    2023
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    $ 22.18万
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    Fellowship
MRA: Resolving the multi-scale drivers of tree mortality from field and remote sensing data on co-located ForestGEO-NEON sites
MRA:通过位于同一地点的 ForestGEO-NEON 站点的实地和遥感数据解决树木死亡的多尺度驱动因素
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    2021
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    $ 22.18万
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    Continuing Grant
Collaborative Research: Quantifying the amount and functional significance of long-term stored-water in trees
合作研究:量化树木长期储存水的数量和功能意义
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    2027593
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    2020
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    $ 22.18万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
Collaborative Research: Conifer leaf anatomy determines hydraulic functioning
合作研究:针叶树叶解剖结构决定水力功能
  • 批准号:
    1656731
  • 财政年份:
    2017
  • 资助金额:
    $ 22.18万
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
Meeting: Reconciling Methodological Discrepancies in the Measurement of Hydraulic Vulnerability to Embolism: August 13-21, 2016 Berkeley, CA & August 6-11, 2017 Portland, OR
会议:协调液压栓塞脆弱性测量的方法差异:2016 年 8 月 13 日至 21 日加利福尼亚州伯克利
  • 批准号:
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RAPID: Collaborative Research: What are the Mechanisms of Tree Recovery after an Extreme Episodic Drought?
RAPID:合作研究:极端偶发性干旱后树木恢复的机制是什么?
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    Standard Grant
COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: How do seedlings survive? Hydraulics, carbon acquisition and drought tolerance in the earliest phases of tree growth
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    1462486
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    2014
  • 资助金额:
    $ 22.18万
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: How do seedlings survive? Hydraulics, carbon acquisition and drought tolerance in the earliest phases of tree growth
合作研究:幼苗如何存活?
  • 批准号:
    1146746
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    2012
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    $ 22.18万
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Characterizing an Active Magma Chamber at South Sister Volcano, Oregon: Constraints From Gravity and GPS Measurements
描述俄勒冈州南姐妹火山活跃岩浆室的特征:来自重力和 GPS 测量的限制
  • 批准号:
    0208490
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    2002
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    8518482
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    1986
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    $ 22.18万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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  • 项目类别:
    Collaborative Research and Development Grants
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