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J. D. Muller

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In-situ energy budget of needle-leaves reveals shift from evaporative to 'air cooling' under drought

J. D. Muller, E. Rotenberg, F. Tatarinov, I. Oz, D. Yakir

The paper examines the energy budget of needle-leaves under drought and non-drought conditions, finding a shift from evaporative to air cooling, maintaining leaf temperature despite reduced evapotranspiration.

bioRxiv · Apr 29, 2022Plant Biology

Dual reference method for high precision infrared measurement of leaf surface temperature under field conditions

J. D. Muller, E. Rotenberg, F. Tatarinov, I. Vishnevetsky, T. Dingjan, A. Kribus, D. Yakir

The paper develops a dual-reference method to improve the accuracy of infrared leaf surface temperature measurements in field conditions, achieving an uncertainty of ±0.23°C.

bioRxiv · Apr 25, 2021Plant Biology

Evidence for efficient non-evaporative leaf-to-air heat dissipation in a pine forest under drought conditions

J. D. Muller, E. Rotenberg, F. Tatarinov, I. Oz, D. Yakir

The paper demonstrates non-evaporative cooling in pine trees under drought, showing it can mitigate leaf heat stress and enhance resilience to drying climates.

bioRxiv · Feb 1, 2021Ecology