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Warming water temperatures, combined with increased mortality following catch and release, could have synergistic consequences if rivers remain open to catch and release at high water temperatures, and catchability of fish remains similar across water temperatures. Here archived data for Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., were used to (a) quantify the influence of water temperature on catchability and (b) refine estimates of abs...
Monitoring water status in apple trees using a sensitive morning crop water stress index*NARA Subscribed
The crop water stress index (CWSI) has shown to be a good indicator of water status in fruit trees. Conventional CWSI measured over solar noon is widely used to monitor plant water status. This study compared the theoretical CWSI averaged over morning hours, CWSI mo , and over solar noon hours, CWSI md , of apple trees. This study also assessed their sensitivity to the changes in soil water status (soil water deficit [SWD, %]...
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