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Scarce population genetic differentiation but substantial spatiotemporal phenotypic variation of water-use efficiency in Pinus sylvestris at its western distribution range
Water and carbon fluxes in forests are largely related to leaf gas exchange physiology varying across spatiotemporal scales and modulated by plant responses to environmental cues. We quantified the relevance of genetic and phenotypic variation of intrinsic water-use efficiency (WUE i , ratio of net...
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| description | Water and carbon fluxes in forests are largely related to leaf gas exchange physiology varying across spatiotemporal scales and modulated by plant responses to environmental cues. We quantified the relevance of genetic and phenotypic variation of intrinsic water-use efficiency (WUE
i
, ratio of net photosynthesis to stomatal conductance of water) in
Pinus sylvestris
L. growing in the Iberian Peninsula as inferred from tree-ring carbon isotopes. Inter-population genetic variation, evaluated in a provenance trial comprising Spanish and German populations, was low and relevant only at continental scale. In contrast, phenotypic variation, evaluated in natural stands (at spatial level) and by tree-ring chronologies (at temporal inter-annual level), was important and ten- and threefold larger than the population genetic variance, respectively. These results points to preponderance of plastic responses dominating variability in WUE
i
for this species. Spatial phenotypic variation in WUE
i
correlated negatively with soil depth (
r
= − 0.66;
p |
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i
, ratio of net photosynthesis to stomatal conductance of water) in
Pinus sylvestris
L. growing in the Iberian Peninsula as inferred from tree-ring carbon isotopes. Inter-population genetic variation, evaluated in a provenance trial comprising Spanish and German populations, was low and relevant only at continental scale. In contrast, phenotypic variation, evaluated in natural stands (at spatial level) and by tree-ring chronologies (at temporal inter-annual level), was important and ten- and threefold larger than the population genetic variance, respectively. These results points to preponderance of plastic responses dominating variability in WUE
i
for this species. Spatial phenotypic variation in WUE
i
correlated negatively with soil depth (
r
= − 0.66;
p
< 0.01), while temporal phenotypic variation was mainly driven by summer precipitation. At the spatial level, WUE
i
could be scaled-up to ecosystem-level WUE derived from remote sensing data by accounting for soil water-holding capacity (
r
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p
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i
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i
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i
, ratio of net photosynthesis to stomatal conductance of water) in
Pinus sylvestris
L. growing in the Iberian Peninsula as inferred from tree-ring carbon isotopes. Inter-population genetic variation, evaluated in a provenance trial comprising Spanish and German populations, was low and relevant only at continental scale. In contrast, phenotypic variation, evaluated in natural stands (at spatial level) and by tree-ring chronologies (at temporal inter-annual level), was important and ten- and threefold larger than the population genetic variance, respectively. These results points to preponderance of plastic responses dominating variability in WUE
i
for this species. Spatial phenotypic variation in WUE
i
correlated negatively with soil depth (
r
= − 0.66;
p
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i
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r
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i
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i
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Pinus sylvestris
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i
, ratio of net photosynthesis to stomatal conductance of water) in
Pinus sylvestris
L. growing in the Iberian Peninsula as inferred from tree-ring carbon isotopes. Inter-population genetic variation, evaluated in a provenance trial comprising Spanish and German populations, was low and relevant only at continental scale. In contrast, phenotypic variation, evaluated in natural stands (at spatial level) and by tree-ring chronologies (at temporal inter-annual level), was important and ten- and threefold larger than the population genetic variance, respectively. These results points to preponderance of plastic responses dominating variability in WUE
i
for this species. Spatial phenotypic variation in WUE
i
correlated negatively with soil depth (
r
= − 0.66;
p
< 0.01), while temporal phenotypic variation was mainly driven by summer precipitation. At the spatial level, WUE
i
could be scaled-up to ecosystem-level WUE derived from remote sensing data by accounting for soil water-holding capacity (
r
= 0.63;
p
< 0.01). This outcome demonstrates a direct influence of the variation of leaf-level WUE
i
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i
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