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Sustained transpiration masks weakened canopy cooling and emerging carbon constraints during heatwaves in a riparian poplar plantation
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• Heatwaves strengthened atmospheric control over canopy transpiration. • Transpiration was maintained despite reduced canopy conductance. • Canopy cooling weakened as canopy temperature approached air temperature. • Organ-specific NSC shifts indicated emerging carbon constraints.
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