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Index Apoplast osmotic potential, 80-81 tension in, 17-20 water potential components, 108-110 Atmospheric pressure, cell pressures relative to, 105 Average, volume-weighted, 27-28,73-74 A B Baffles, in pressure chamber, 40-42 Balancing pressure, time requirement, 26, 30,36,41 Beveling, microcapillary tip, 119-120 Branches, sampling in pressure chamber, 30 Bubbling, in xylem solution, 42-43 C Calibration dew point instruments, 59 and diffusion errors, 86-89 Peltier instruments, 60 pressure transducer, 116 thermocouple instruments, 63-65,68-69 Canopy, and potential gradients, 43-44 Casparian strips, selectivity, 31-32 Cell capacitance, calculations, 131 Cell size, for pressure probe measurements, 120-122 Cell wall complex with plasmalemma, Lp, 132 elasticity, 112 and plasmalemma, puncturing, 106-107 temperature-dependent synthesis, 147-148 Chemical potential, thermodynamic determination, 2-8 Circuits, thermocouple, 54-56 Cleaning thermocouples, 62 tissue sample, 64-67 Cold spot, in vapor chamber, 91-93 Components, water potential apoplast and protoplast, 16-20 measuring, 32-39,79-86,122-129 Correction far dilution of cell solution, 84,146 for metabolic heat, 92 for solution mixing, 128 Crushing, tissue, in pressure chamber, 29-30 Cut surface, effect on psychrometer, 75-77 Dehydration avoidance, 40-42,65-67,94,134-135 pressure related to, 13 soil, 78 tissue, in pressure chamber, 40-42 Dew point hygrometers, 59,70,75 Diffusion error, in psychrometers, 86-90 Droplets sample, freeze/thaw, 126 water prevention with baffle, 40-41 on thermocouple, 60-61,87-90 Elasticity, cell wall, 39,112 Elastic modulus calculations, 39,130-131 plant tissue, 39 Electrical performance, thermocouple, 61-62 Energy state, molecules, (pw- p,,), 4-8 D E 173

174 Equilibration branches, 30 leaves, 28 Equilibrium measuring at, 41,49-52,106 thermodynamic benefits, 143-144 value, 9-10 vapor, 56-57 Evaporation ability, measurement, 8-9 control, in pressure probe, 134-135 detection from temperature, 51 retardation, 24-26,84 water in closed container, 50 Excision plant tissue, 24,75-77 stem growing region, 149 and subsequent growth, 95-96 water potential before and after, 73-75 External pressure, 16-20 Extrapolation isopiestic point, 80 linear, 70-72 in measuring osmotic potential, 34-36 Far cells, contribution to volume average, 27-28 Flow hydraulically driven, 108 pressure measurements in absence of, 9-10 Freeze/thaw leaf, matric potential, 38 plant tissue, osmotic potential, 82-84 sample droplet, 126 tissue, and negative pressure, 44-47 Gas, in pressure chamber, 21-26,39 Gene expression, changes in, 3-4 Glove box humidified, 40,66,94 saturated, 76-77 Gravitational potential, measurement, 85-86 Gravity, effects, 16-17 Growth F G and cell water status, 3-4 after excision, 95-96 process, psychrometer study, 148-151 and water potentials, 151-154 Half-time, tl,z, for efflux and influx, 131-132 Heat, metabolic avoidance, 96-97 correction for, 92 Humidity, measured by thermocouple, 49-52 Hydraulic conductivity determination, 131-132 membrane, Lp, 110-111 Hygrometers, dew point, 58,59,70,75 H I Index Illumination and potential gradients, 43-44 for viewing meniscus, 123 Isopiestic psychrometers, 57-58,67-71,75, 78,144,146-147 Junctions, thermocouple check for good contact, 61 at different temperatures, 54-56 Kinetics, cellular, 113 Leaks and diminished turgor, 124-125 in pressure chamber, 25 in sealed pressure probe, 119 Leaves frozen/thawed, matric potential, 38 sampling in pressure chamber, 28-30 sampling in psychrometer, 75-76 sorghum, water status, 143-144 water potential, 74,97 Liquid water molal volume, 6-8 movement, opposition, 52-53 Lp, see Hydraulic conductivity J K L

Index 175 M Maize growing regions, enclosed, 151-153 weight at tasseling, 1 Manufacturers pressure chambers, 48 pressure probe parts, 141-142 psychrometers, 98 Matric potential expressed as tension, 17-20 measurement, 84-85 and wettability, 36-38 Measurements ability to evaporate, 8-9 humidity, by thermocouple, 49-52 matric potential, 36,84-85 osmotic potential, 32-36,79,84,126-129 with pressure chamber, 23-27 with pressure probe, 122-134 with psychrometers, 61-73 soil, in situ, 79 turgor, by different methods, 36,84,122, 149-150 Membranes breakdown in high temperatures, 41 conductivity, 105,110,131-132 layers of water and solute next to, 133-134 reflective for solutes, 5-6,133-134 transport, 147-148 Microcapillary construction and filling, 116-120 oil-filled, 106 plugged tip, 135-136 Micromanipulator, pressure probe mounted on, 114,120 Midday, water potentials, 155-158,161 Mixing errors caused by, 83-84 solutions in microcapillary, 126-128 Molecules, energy state (p,-p,j, 4-8 N Needles, conifer, washing, 93 Negative pressure, see also Tension inside protoplasts, 44-47 Nodules, 77 0 Observation, from side of pressure chamber, 25-26,39 Oil filled microcapillary, 106 filling microcapillary with, 117-119 filling pressure probe with, 114-115 Osmotica, see also Solutions effect on dehydration, 112 measuring water status with, 6 series of, roots in, 1-2 Osmotic adjustment, caused by solute accumulation, 158-161 Osmotic effectiveness, solution, 2,6 Osmotic potential measurement, 32-36,79-84, 125-129 sucrose solutions, 99-102 Overheating, effect on readings, 41 Overpressuring applied to tissue, 20 removal of water from cells, 33-34 Oxygen, in vapor chamber, 96 Peltier effect, 54-55 Peltier psychrometers, 59-61,70,75 Plants intact, 78,122-123 response to water, variability, 1 tissue elastic modulus, 39 excision, 24,75-77 working with, 27-32,73-78 water status measurement, 143-162 water transport system, 15 Plasmalemma and cell wall, puncturing, 106-107 complex with cell wall, Lp, 132 forces across, 109-110 solute-reflecting, 17-19 Pollen in saturated glove box, 77 water potential, 161-162 Pore-forming proteins, 148 Pores, water-filled, 17-18,21,37,85 Porous solids, wettable, 16,21,85 Potential gradients contributors to, 43-44 problems in psychrometry, 97 water restoration, 64 volume averaging, 73-75 P

176 Precautions pressure chamber, 39-47 pressure probe, 134-137 psychrometers, 86-97 Pressure, see also specijc types expressed in megapascals, 6-8 Pressure chamber comparison with isopiestic psychrometer, 143-144 measurements of turgor, 154-155 precautions, 39-47 theory, 15-22 types, 22-23 Pressure probe building, 138-142 precautions, 134-137 principles of method, 103-106 theory, 106-113 Proteins, pore-forming, 148 Protoplast negative pressure, 44-47 osmotic potential, 81-83 water potential, 17-20 water potential components, 17-20, 108-110 JI, see Water potential Psychrometers isopiestic, 57-58,67-71,75,78, 143-147 Peltier, 59-61,70,75 precautions, 86-97 Richards/Ogata, 60-61,90 study of growth process, 148-154 Psychrometry, thermocouple, see Thermocouple psychrometry Pure water energy state (pw-po), 4-5 vapor pressure, 52 Recutting, effect on readings, 42 Reflection coefficient, 6,111-112,132-134 Reflectivity, membranes, 5-6 Reswelling, diagnostic for solute entry, 133 Richards/Ogata psychrometers, 60-61,90 Roots placement in series of osmotica, 1-2 sampling in pressure chamber, 31 in saturated glove box, 76-77 water potential, growth, 153 R S Index Safety, when using pressure chamber, 25,39 Sampling errors, in psychrometry, 94 time, long, 66 tissues, in pressure chamber, 28-32 in psychrometry, 75-79 Seals changing position of sample in, 43 and leaks, 119 for pressure chamber, 22-23,28-32 replacement, 136 Shrinkage cells in response to solutes, 111 protoplasts, 44-45 Single cells turgor measurement, 145-147 water status measurement, 103 Soils roots in, sampling in pressure chamber, 31-32 water status measurement, 152-153 working with, 78-79 Solids, porous, wettable, 16 Solute content, tissue, 35-36 Solutes entry, and cell reswelling, 133 induced osmotic adjustment, 158-161 lowering of chemical potential, 16 membrane reflective for, 5-6 reflection by membrane, 5-6,111, 132-134 released from apoplast, 80 in xylem, 14 Solutions, see ulso Osmotica cell, dilution by apoplast solution, 83-84, 146 isopiestic, 51-52,69 mixing in microcapillary, 126-128 osmotic effectiveness, 2,6,111-112 sucrose, osmotic potentials, 99-102 surface components, 53-54,79 vapor pressure, 53-54 Sorghum, leaves, water status, 143-144 Sorption effects, in psychrometers, 93 Stems growing region, excision, 95-96,149-154 sampling, 76 woody, in pressure chamber, Z,30 Sucrose, solutions, osmotic potentials, 99-102

lndex 177 Syringe fine-needle, 115,117-119 tissue sample in, 82 Temperature droplet, 88 effects on pressure chambers, 22,41 on pressure probe, 135 on psychrometers, 59-61 on water movement, 147-148 high, and membrane breakdown, 41 Kelvin, 8-9,22,53,99,126,135 uniformity in psychrometers, 49,91-93 and vapor pressure change, 8-9,53 Tension, see also Negative pressure created by cellular water potential, 14 large, in apoplast, 17-20,37,144-145 Terminology, for water status, 2-3 Thermocouple psychrometry principles of method, 49-52 theory, 52-54 Thermodynamics concept of work, 4-10 determination of chemical potential, 2-8 Time to achieve balancing pressure, 26,30,36 to approach average, 27-28 of day associated water potentials, 155-158, 161-162 and transpiration, 21 freezing, for blade, 38 for psychrometer measurements, 66-67, 96 sampling, long, 66 Tissues mature and growing, 96,148-151 overpressuring, 20,33 plant elastic modulus, 39 excision, 24,73-74 working with, 27-32,73-78 preparation for psychrometer, 64-66 reproductive, water relations, 161-162 sealed into pressure chamber, 13 turgor pressure measurement, 145-147, 150 Transfer, rapid, samples, 24, 65,94,126 Transpiration, variability during day, 21 T Turgor and balancing pressure, 36 calculation, 84 changes in, interpreting, 110 measurements by different methods, 150 with pressure chamber, 154-155 in single cells and tissues, 145-147 in small cells, 120-122 positive, in cells, 19 statistical test, 136 and water contents, 36-37 44-47 Turgor pressure change in, 129 measurements, 122-125 v Vacuole, central, microcapillary tip in, 129, 135 Vapor pressure droplet on thermocouple, 88-90 liquid, 50-52 measuring work with, 7-9 solutions, 10 solution surface, 53-54 Vaseline coating vapor chamber surfaces, 62-64,96-97 wounded area, 42 covering plant surface, 123 cut surface hidden by, 75,831 melted and resolidified, 56-57,64,93 Vibration, from table or air movement, 124, 134 W Water crossing membrane, 5-6,110-111 droplets prevention with baffle, 24,40-41 on thermocouple, 60-61,87-90 liquid, see Liquid water movement, temperature effects, 147-148 pure, see Pure water relations, reproductive tissues, 161-162 Water content compared to other tissue properties, 2 and turgor, 36-37,44-47,112-113 Water potential calculating, 26-27,70-72

178 Index Water potential (continued) in cells, tension created by, 14, 144-145 components effects on Qw, 15-20 measuring, 32-39,79-86,122-129 gradients restoration, 64 volume averaging, 27-28,73-75 growth-induced, 151-153 inside and outside cell, 17-20,53, 108-110 low, growth at, 153-154 midday, 155-158 +mt 6-9 Waxes, sorptive capacity, 93 Wettability and matric potential, 36-38,84-86 porous solids, 16,85 Work, in thermodynamics, 4-10 Wounding chemical, avoidance, 65 pressurized samples, 42 X Xylem dimensions, changes in, 43 tension, 20 Xylem solution bubbling in, 42-43 at cut end, 26,29-30 position before excision, 26 retraction, 14-15

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