Hydrological Effects on Below Ground Processes in Temperate and Mediterranean Forests

Boris Rewald; Panagiotis Michopoulos; Lise Dalsgaard; Davey L Jones; Douglas L. Godbold

doi:10.1007/978-90-481-9834-4_2

Hydrological Effects on Below Ground Processes in Temperate and Mediterranean Forests

In: Hydrological Effects on Below Ground Processes in Temperate and Mediterranean Forests (Ecological studies)

Chapter In A Book 2010 English

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Soil moisture availabilities in European forest ecosystems are varying within the seasonal cycle. Under climate warming, altered precipitation patterns as well as increased temperatures are predicted to result in more frequent or prolonged summer droughts and more...

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