Plant Structures: Stems
rings. Drought reduces the size of the annual rings (size of xylem tubes) and thus the potential for water and nutrient movement. Multi-year droughts, with their corresponding reduction in xylem size, have long-term impacts on plant growth potential. [Figure 3] Figure 3. Cross section of herbaceous (left) and woody (right) dicot stems
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