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The effect of atmospheric water vapor (AV) on plants has mostly been neglected in climate impact studies. The ob jectives of this study were to determine the effect of AV on photosynthesis ( P n ), dry matter production (DM), transpiration (T r ), leaf conductance (g l ) and water use efficiency (WUE), in climate controlled chambers. The relative humidity (RH) was held near 30, 60, and 85%. DM and WUE increased with RH. δDM/δRH ~ 0.3 from 30% to 60% and ~2.2 from 60% to 85%, δWUE/δRH ~0.2 for all RH’s. The improved WUE at a rate of 0.2 units for each percent of increased RH resulted from a synergy between larger g l and lower T r at high RH. message to dry regions.

Effect of atmospheric water vapor on photosynthesis, transpiration and canopy conductance: A case study in corn