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Figures from published papers, from leaf metabolism to vineyard climate and sorghum trials.

Leaf chloride and sodium set breakpoints for water status and stomatal conductance
Plant Stress · 2025 · Fig. 4 Leaf chloride and sodium set breakpoints for water status and stomatal conductance Segmented regression of stem water potential and stomatal conductance against leaf Cl⁻ and Na⁺. Two breakpoints mark where Syrah shifts into a stress-response mode.
Salinity rewires the links between ions, metabolites and physiology
Plant Stress · 2025 · Fig. 6 Salinity rewires the links between ions, metabolites and physiology Correlation and bipartite networks of leaf metabolites, ions and physiological traits under control, low and high salinity.
Rootstocks decide how metabolism and physiology stay coordinated under salinity
Plant Stress · 2026 · Fig. 7 Rootstocks decide how metabolism and physiology stay coordinated under salinity Correlation networks of central metabolites, physiological and agronomic traits in Syrah grafted on SO4 and PL1103, under non-saline and high-saline conditions.
Yield falls beyond a rootstock-specific soil salinity threshold
Plant Stress · 2025 · Fig. 8 Yield falls beyond a rootstock-specific soil salinity threshold Maas-Hoffman piecewise regression of fruit yield on soil salinity. The breakpoint sits at 3.47 dS m⁻¹ for PL1103 and 2.71 dS m⁻¹ for SO4.
Each grape variety builds its own heat-stress network
Preprint, under review · 2026 · Figure 8 Each grape variety builds its own heat-stress network Correlation networks linking metabolites, canopy temperature, sugar metabolism genes and physiology in the leaves of six red grapevine varieties.
A Y-shaped canopy for Gewurztraminer in an arid climate
OENO One · 2024 · Figure 1 A Y-shaped canopy for Gewurztraminer in an arid climate In-row drawings of the SAYM and VSP training systems, with photos of the open Y structure and its closing after harvest.
A GGE biplot ranks sorghum genotypes for yield and stability
American Journal of Plant Sciences · 2021 · Figure 2 A GGE biplot ranks sorghum genotypes for yield and stability Ranking biplot of sorghum genotypes for grain yield and stability across seven environments in Ethiopia.

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