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"Tree physiology" as a book category covers the biological processes and functional mechanisms that govern how trees grow, live, and respond to their environment. Books in this category examine topics such as water transport and hydraulic architecture, photosynthesis and carbon allocation, respiration and energy balance, nutrient uptake and soil–root interactions, hormonal control of growth and development, reproductive biology and phenology, and tree responses to stresses (drought, pests, pathogens, pollution, and climate change). They describe experimental methods and tools—sap flow and gas-exchange measurements, isotopic and biochemical analyses, dendrochronology, remote sensing, molecular and genomic approaches—and often integrate field studies with modeling. Content ranges from foundational theory for students to applied guidance for foresters, arborists, ecologists, and conservationists, as well as advanced research syntheses for specialists interested in forest health, management, restoration, and the role of trees in carbon and water cycles.

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