Gradual potentials in poplar trees encode mechanical stimuli with propagation distances strongly influenced by stimulus speed and intensity.
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Genotypes with lower hydraulic resistance along the root-stem-leaf continuum produce higher biomass yields, with roots contributing over 54% of total resistance in poplars.
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