TABLE 2 in Wood Anatomical and Hydraulic Traits of Tamarix Species Across a Large Eurasian Gradient Show a Stronger Climatic Than Phylogenetic Signal

TABLE 2 | Tamarix species studied, sampling sites and number of samples, arranged from the East to the West of their distribution. Tamarix speciesState, regionLocationSite conditionElevation (m a.s.l.)Precipitation of the driest quarter (mm; months)Number of plants sampled; sampling timeT. ramosissimaChina, XinjiangN 37°01′, E 080°48′Uniform silty soil, GW contact13656.1; OND6; August 2003T.hispidaUzbekistan, NavoiyN 40°17.700′, E 065°24.711′Sandy soil4452.4; JAS3; June 2022Uzbekistan, Kyzyl-KumN 39°37.408′, E 063°47.785′Sandy soil, influenced by salt1991.1; JAS3; June 2022Uzbekistan, SamarkandN 39°40.058′, E 067°5.682′Sandy meadow-grey soila7197.5; JAS3; August 2022T. aphyllaIsrael, AravaN 30°36.64′, E 035°11.37′Reg soil, coarse desert alluvium;−360.0; JASb1; July 2022N 30°36.61′, E 035°11.84′influenced by drought and salt−220.0; JASb1; July 2022T.niloticaIsrael, AravaN 30°36.64′, E 035°11.37′Reg soil, coarse desert alluvium; influenced by drought and salt−330.0: JASb3; July 2022T. negevensisIsrael, AravaN 30°44.15′, E 035°16.73′Site influenced by drought and salt−1280.0; JASb4; July 2022T. boveanaSpain, MurciaN 38°16′, W 000°59′Dry riverbed, influenced by salt; GW contactca. 36024; JJA3; March 2007T.gallicaSpain, AndalusiaN 37°02′, W 002°26′Clayey marl soil, GW contactca. 35023; JJA5; March 2007 Abbreviation: GW, groundwater. aKenjaev and Tursunkulova (2021). bShared values of the Israeli sites due to their proximity.