Effect of drought stress on hydraulic traits of cotton plants As the degree and duration of drought stress increased, K leaf showed a decreasing trend compared with CK ( Figure 3A ), and by day 14 of drought treatment, a significant difference was observed, with K leaf reduced by 7.17% and 18.77% in the MD and SD treatments, respectively, compared with CK.
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Leaf hydraulic decline coordinates stomatal and photosynthetic limitations through anatomical adjustments under drought stress in cotton.
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This experiment demonstrated that g s was significantly and positively correlated with stomatal width, stomatal area, and stomatal aperture, but it showed a highly significant negative correlation with stomatal density ( Supplementary Figure S4A–D ).