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Xylem porosity, sapwood characteristics, and uncertainties in temperate and boreal forest water use 1 1 Introduction 2 2 Materials and methods 3 2.1 Study area and sampled species 3 2.2 Sapwood depth and area estimation 3 2.3 Thermal conductivity 3 2.3.1 Bulk thermal conductivity measurements 3 2.3.2 Theoretical sapwood thermal conductivity 3 2.3.3 Sap flow and tree water use 5 2.3.4 Sap flow data processing 5 2.4 Statistical analyses 5 3 Results 6 3.1 Interspecific variability in allometry 6 3.2 Interspecific variability in thermal conductivity 6 3.3 Sapwood traits covariation 7 3.4 Sapwood characteristics and uncertainties in tree water use estimates 7 4 Discussion 7 4.1 Constraining transpiration estimates with species-specific sapwood characteristics 8 4.2 Sapwood traits covariation and the role of xylem porosity 8 4.3 Sapwood characteristics and uncertainties in forest water use 10 5 Conclusions 10 Funding 10 Data availability 11 Declaration of Competing Interest 11 Acknowledgements 11 Supplementary materials 11 References 11
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