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Table 1
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Maximum and minimum values of leaf net photosynthetic rates (Afield) and stomatal conductance (gs field)
measured at midday, from mid-June to mid-September 2000, in the
grapevine cultivar Moscatel, under different irrigation treatments, FI,
DI, PRD, and NI. Acontrolled and gs controlled measured under controlled conditions of light (1200 µmol m–2 s–1) and temperature (25 °C) at the end of August (mean values ± SE). Maximum and minimum values of leaf predawn water potential (
pd) for the same period as above and for sap flow measurements done during August. Discrimination of 13C
in the berries, measured at harvest, in September (mean values ± SE).
Leaf area per vine measured at harvest and percentage of sun-exposed
cluster at maturation (mean values ± SE). (Data from Souza et al., 2003; Santos et al., 2003).
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