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An ecohydrological perspective on drought-induced forest mortality
Anthony J. Parolari
, Gabriel G. Katul
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Amilcare Michele M. Porporato
Civil & Environmental Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Keyphrases
Drought
100%
Induced Forest
100%
Forest Mortality
100%
Eco-hydrological
100%
Carbon Balance
28%
Water Balance
28%
Endogenous Factors
28%
Exogenous Factors
28%
Mortality Event
28%
Drought Resistance
28%
Plant Drought
28%
Model Prediction
14%
Control Strategy
14%
Metabolism
14%
Climate Change
14%
Soil Properties
14%
Rainfall Pattern
14%
Southwestern United States
14%
Future Climate
14%
Plant-soil
14%
Threshold Method
14%
Random Arrival
14%
Drought Frequency
14%
Changes in Rainfall
14%
Drought Severity
14%
Precipitation Gradient
14%
Climate Regime
14%
Carbon Starvation
14%
Stochastic Framework
14%
Water Use Strategy
14%
Soil Water Deficit
14%
Soil Hydraulic Parameters
14%
Hydraulic Failure
14%
Stomatal Control
14%
Tree Water Use
14%
Hydraulic Function
14%
Hydraulic Feedback
14%
Canopy Dieback
14%
Precipitation Threshold
14%
Drought Factor
14%
Random Length
14%
Isohydric
14%
Anisohydric
14%
Leaf Hydraulics
14%
Plant Properties
14%
Climate Properties
14%
Carbon Use Strategy
14%
Drought Experiment
14%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Carbon Balance
100%
United States of America
50%
Climate Change
50%
Soil Water Deficit
50%
Starvation
50%