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We studied stomatal responses to decreasing predawn water potential (Ψ pd ) and increasing leaf-to-air water vapor pressure difference (VPD) of co-occurring woody Mediterranean species with contrasting leaf habits and growth form. The species included two evergreen oaks ( Quercus ilex  subsp. ballota (Desf.) Samp. and  Q. suber  L.), two deciduous oaks ( Q. faginea  Lam. and  Q. pyrenaica  Willd.) and two deciduous shrubs ( Pyrus bourgaeana  Decne. and  Crataegus monogyna  Jacq.). Our main objective was to determine if stomatal sensitivity is related to differences in leaf life span and leaf habit.

Stomatal responses to drought at a Mediterranean site: a comparative study of co-occurring woody species differing in leaf longevity