… water on the development processes of the rubber tree (including its roots), followed by reviews
of plant water relations, crop water requirements and water … age and water deficit on the …

… on the water relations of rubber trees is important because the trees … of latex on the water
relations of rubber trees. This study … limited when the soil water deficit increased (Poyatos et al., …

… This suggests that limiting factors other than water deficit affected the growth in the study
area. Even in the rainy season, the daily maximum vapor pressure deficit values were largely …

… India is only marginally suitable for rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) … water deficit of 1168 mm
during summer months. Thus climatic conditions are highly unfavourable for cultivation of rubber…

… roots in a monoculture rubber plantation and distinguished the water uptake depths based
… the rubber trees primarily absorbed water from the 5–50 cm depth layer, and soil water and …

… conductance response to vapor pressure deficit. The final objective of … water constraints
on transpiration with limited data, and to help decision making toward more sustainable rubber …

… the soil water profile and predawn leaf water potential suggested that trees with intercrops
benefited from increased water … We showed, for the first time, that rubber tree root traits can be …

… BR in regulating water deficit and latex yield in rubber trees. … of latex in rubber trees under
the conditions of water deficit. In … systems of rubber trees under water deficit conditions. …

… to soil water deficits and drought tolerance. The main benefits of increased WUE of plants
in agricultural systems are typically increased yield and decreased transpiration-induced …

… trees, we suggest that the crops selected for intercropping with rubber trees should have a
relatively fixed water … the dry season because soil water deficits occurred during this season. …