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Adult trees, with their extended transpiration surfaces and their elaborate water carrying system that ranges from the roots to their leaves, provide some of the best examples of organizational systems. A tree does not allow itself to lose water and swiftly reacts to any danger of drought by targeting a balanced water household. Excessive transpiration only takes place at the crown of the tree when the water supply is plentiful.1
W. Larcher, Ökologie der Pflanzen (Stuttgart: Verlag Eugen Ulmer, 1980), 320.
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Mignonneau, L., Sommerer, C., Weibel, P., Paul, C., Michalka, M. (2009). Art as Research Research as Art. In: Stocker, G., Keßler, G., Sommerer, C., Mignonneau, L. (eds) Christa Sommerer Laurent Mignonneau. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-99016-2_1
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