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Features of winter transpiration of Staphylea pinnata L. and some other shrubs in the conditions of the Main Botanical Garden in Moscow

A comparative study of the winter transpiration of annual shoots of shrubs of different winter hardiness was carried out: Staphylea pinnata L., Viburnum opulus L., Sambucus racemosa L., Sambucus cannadensis L., grown in the Main Botanical Garden named by N.V. Tsitsin Russian Academy of Science in Moscow. The intensity of diurnal transpiration was higher in non-frost-resistant shrubs. Keywords: WINTER TRANSPIRATION, WINTER HARDINESS, MAIN BOTANICAL GARDEN, STAPHYLEA PINNATA L, VIBURNUM OPULUS L., SAMBUCUS RACEMOSA L., SAMBUCUS CANNADENSIS L.