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\title[Supplementary Material]{{\helveticaitalic{Supplementary Material}}:
\\ \helvetica{A dynamic optimality principle for water use strategies explains isohydric to anisohydric plant responses to drought}} %Please insert the title of your article here


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\section{Supplementary Tables and Figures}

\subsection{Figures}

\begin{figure}[b]
    \centering
    \includegraphics[scale=0.15]{Long_Drought_Fig.jpg}
    \caption{Results of a 60-day drought simulation where at time $t=0$, soil moisture $x(0) =0.25$ for the gradual and resistant VC (figure 2 of the main text). The terminal marginal water use efficiency is set at $\lambda(60) = 1$ mmol mol$^{-1}$. Other parameters have the same values as those in table 1 in the main text except $Z_r = 1$m. The competitive water sinks are soil free drainage and competing plants with similar vulnerability curves (VCs) and water use strategy (WUS) to those modeled. The competing plants have access to only 20\% of the root zone water of each modeled plant. a) Midday trends of stomatal conductance ($g_s$) with $t$ and b) midday $\lambda$ with $t$. c) Midday carbon assimilation rate ($A$) and d) midday transpiration rate ($E$) with $t$. e) Midday $g_s$ and f) midday leaf water potential $\psi_l$ with soil water potential $\psi_x$.}
    \label{fig:Drought}
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\begin{figure}[b]
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    \includegraphics[scale=0.75]{PLC_cica.jpg}
    \caption{Trends of a-1,b-1) midday ratio of internal to atmospheric carbon concentration $c_i / c_a$ and of a-2,b-2) midday percent loss of conductance (PLC) of the combined soil-root-stem-leaf continuum with soil water potential $\psi_x$. Panel A refers to the simulation shown in figure 4 of the main text where no competition or soil drainage was present. Panel B refers to the simulation shown in figure 5 of the main text where both competition and soil drainage were present. These results also compare the three different vulnerability curves (VCs) plotted in figure 2 of the main text.}
    \label{fig:PLC_cica}
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