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Carbon uptake and water use of vegetation

Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Eamus Derek (Land & Water Australia, 2009)

Accumulation and storage of carbon in trees is one method of sequestration which may help offset increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations. However, for every molecule of CO2 absorbed by a leaf, up to a thousand molecules ...
Climate change and water use of native vegetation

Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Eamus Derek (Land and Water Australia, 2009)

Under climate change conditions Australia will generally be hotter and, for many parts of the country drier. Vegetation water use is strongly influenced by soil moisture availability (which is influenced by rainfall) and ...
The increasing density of shrubs and trees across a landscape

Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Eamus Derek (Land and Water Australia, 2009)

Woody thickening is a global phenomenon whereby the density of trees and woody shrubs is increasing in the landscape. Although most commonly seen in arid and semi-arid landscapes, it also occurs in other environments. This ...
Is productivity of mesic savannas light limited or water limited? Results of a simulation study

Whitley Rhys; Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Hutley Lindsay; Beringer Jason; Zeppel Melanie; Williams Mathew; Taylor Daniel; Eamus Derek (Blackwell, 2011)

A soil-plant-atmosphere model was used to estimate gross primary productivity (GPP) and evapotranspiration (ET) of a tropical savanna in Australia. This paper describes model modifications required to simulate the substantial ...
Long term trends of stand transpiration in a remnant forest during wet and dry years

Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Yunusa Isa; Eamus Derek; Zeppel Melanie; Whitley Rhys (Elsevier Inc, 2008)

Daily and annual rates of stand transpiration in a drought year and a non-drought year are compared in order to understand the adaptive responses of a remnant woodland to drought and predict the effect of land use change. ...
Towards A Spatial Understanding Of Water Use Of Several Land-Cover Classes: An Examination Of Relationships Amongst Pre-Dawn Leaf Water Potential, Vegetation Water Use, Aridity And Modis Lai

Palmer Anthony; Fuentes S; Taylor Daniel; Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Zeppel Melanie; Yunusa Isa; Eamus Derek (John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2010)

Leaf area index (LAI) is a key physical variable which controls the exchange of water and CO, between the earth and the atmosphere. Recent improvements in the quality of satellite-derived estimates of LAI, specifically the ...

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