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We examined the influences of selected environmental variables on stomatal behavior and regulation of transpiration in 26-month-old  Acacia koa  Gray (koa) stands planted at spacings of 1 × 1 m or 2.5 × 2.5 m and grown without irrigation. Field measurements were made during recovery from an extended 60-day dry period with only 38 mm of precipitation. Biomass and leaf area were also measured at 3-month intervals over the first 24 months after planting and again following completion of the transpiration ( T ) and stomatal conductance ( g  s ) measurements at about 26 months after planting. Transpiration was measured as sap flow through intact branches by a heat balance method.

Growth indices and stomatal control of transpiration in Acacia koa stands planted at different densities