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the use of isotopic signals transduced by plants. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 53:2769-2773; 1989.
Yapp, CJ.; Epstein, S. A reexamination of cellulose
carbon-bound hydrogen oD measurements and some
factors affecting plant-water DIH relationships. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 46:955-965; 1982.
Roden, J.S.; Lin, G.; Ehleringer, lR. A mechanistic
model for the interpretation of hydrogen and oxygen
isotope ratios in tree-ring cellulose. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 64:21-35; 2000.
Saurer, M.; Allen, K.; Siegwolf, R. Correlating ol3C and
0 18 0 in cellulose of trees. Plant Cell Environ.
20:1543-1550; 1997.
Saurer, M.; Robertson, 1.; Siegwolf, R.; Leuenberger, M.
Oxygen isotope analysis of cellulose: An interlaboratory comparison. Anal. Chern. 70:2074-2080; 1998.
Schwinning, S.; Ehleringer, lR. The interpretation of
D 2 0 pulse experiments in ecological research on desert plants. (in preparation).
Scrimgeour, C.M. Measurement of plant and soil water
isotope composition by direct equilibration methods.
l Hydrol. 172:261-274; 1995.
Socki, R.A.; Karlsson, H.R.; Gibson, E.K. Extraction
technique for the determination of oxygen-18 in water
using pre-evacuated glass vials. Anal. Chern. 64:829831; 1992.
Sternberg, L.d.S.L.; Swart, P.K. Utilization of freshwater
and ocean water by coastal plants of southern Florida.
Ecology 68:1898-1905; 1987.
Sternberg, L.; DeNiro, MJ.; Ajie, H. Stable hydrogen
isotope ratios of saponifiable lipids and cellulose nitrate from CAM, C 3 and C4 plants. Phytochemistry
23:2475-2477; 1984.
Stokes, M.A.; Smiley, T.L. An Introduction to Tree-Ring
Dating. Tucson, AZ: Univ Arizona Pr.; 1996.
Switsur, R.; Waterhouse, l Stable isotopes in tree ring
cellulose. In: Griffiths, H., ed. Stable Isotopes: Integration of Biological, Ecological and Geochemical
Processes. Oxford: BIOS; 1998:303-321.
Thorburn, PJ.; Dawson, T.E. Partitioning water source
use by plants using isotopic mixing models: a precis.;
in preparation.
Thorburn, P.J.; Walker, G.R.; BruneI, l-P. Extraction of
water from Eucalyptus trees for analysis of deuterium
James R. Ehleringer, John Roden, and Todd E. Dawson
and oxygen-18: Laboratory and field techniques. Plant
Cell Environ. 16:269-277; 1993.
Wershaw, R.L.; Friedman, 1.; Heller, SJ. Hydrogen isotope fractionation of water passing through trees. In:
Hobson, E; Speers, M., eds. Advances in Organic
Geochemistry. New York: Pergamon; 1966:55-67.
White, J.W.C. Stable hydrogen isotope ratios in plants: a
review of current theory and some potential applications. In: Rundel, P.w.; Ehleringer, lR.; Nagy, K.A.,
eds. Stable Isotopes in Ecological Research. Ecological Studies, Vol. 68. Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag;
1988:142-162.
White, lW.C.; Cook, E.R.; Lawrence, lR.; Broecker,
W.S. The DIH ratio of sap in trees: Implications for
water sources and tree ring DIH ratios. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 49:237-246; 1985.
White, lW.C.; Lawrence, lR.; Broecker, W.S. Modeling
and interpreting DIH ratios in tree rings: A test case
of white pine in northeastern United States. Geochim.
Cosmochim. Acta 58:851-862; 1994.
Wise, L.E. Wood Chemistry. New York: Reinhold; 1944.
Wong, w.w.; Lee, L.S.; Klein, P.D. Oxygen isotope ratio
measurements on carbon dioxide generated by reaction of microliter quantities of biological fluids with
Guanidine Hydrochloride. Anal. Chern. 59:690-693;
1987.
Yakir, D. Variations in the natural abundance of oxygen18 and deuterium in plant carbohydrates. Plant Cell
Environ. 15:1005-1020; 1992.
Yakir, D.; DeNiro, M.J.; Rundel, P.w. Isotopic inhomogeneity of leaf water: Evidence and implications for
the use of isotopic signals transduced by plants. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 53:2769-2773; 1989.
Yapp, CJ.; Epstein, S. A reexamination of cellulose
carbon-bound hydrogen oD measurements and some
factors affecting plant-water DIH relationships. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 46:955-965; 1982.