isohydric

[¦ī·sə¦hī·drik]

(chemistry)

Referring to a set of solutions with the same hydrogen ion concentration and not affecting the conductivity of each of the various solutions on mixing.

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1) Plants of teak have a high stomatal sensitivity and isohydric control mechanism of transpiration by water loss.

CRESCIMENTO DE MUDAS DE Tectona grandis IRRIGADAS COM AGUA SALINA/GROWTH OF Tectona grandis SEEDLINGS IRRIGATED WITH SALINE WATER

Isohydric plants maintain high leaf water potentials during the day for extended periods of drought, thus preventing cavitation.

Acoustic emission related to drought stress response of four deciduous broad-leaved woody species

The producing flow of the suspension from the crystallizer separates into crystal sodium chloride and the flow of mother solution which, in the form of a eutonic system(point 4 in the diagram), is directed into the cooler crystallizer- isohydric crystallization of lithium perchlorate trihydrate;

A further study of crystallization of lithium perchlorate from LiCL[O.sub.4]-NACL-[H.sub.2]O system

Variability among species of stomatal control under fluctuating soil water status and evaporative demand: modelling isohydric and anisohydric behaviours.

Variation of sap flow density and leaf water potencial in the East and West side of the canopy of 'Valencia' sweet orange plant/Variacao da densidade de fluxo de seiva e do potencial hidrico foliar nas faces leste e oeste da copa de laranjeira 'Valencia'

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