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Fig. 1. Variation of transpiration rate (triangles) of mature clonaltea and soil water content (circles) during the experimental period.
Fig. 2. Relationship between soil water content and transpirationrate of mature clonal tea
Fig. 3. Diurnal variation of transpiration rate of two tea plants (solid and broken lines): (a) at field capacity (Day 1) and (b) near permanentwilting point (Day 28)
Fig. 5. Diurnal variation of transpiration rate of mature clonal tea under open conditions (unbroken line) and at 85% artificial shade (brokenline).
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