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An analysis of the sensitivity of sap flux to soil and plant variables assessed for an Australian woodland using a soil-plant-atmosphere model

Whitley Rhys; Taylor Daniel; Zeppel Melanie; Palmer Anthony; Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Williams Mathew; Yunusa Isa; Eamus Derek; Fuentes Sigfredo (CSIRO, 2008)

Daily and seasonal patterns of tree water use were measured for the two dominant tree species, Angophora bakeri E.C.Hall (narrow-leaved apple) and Eucalyptus sclerophylla (Blakely) L.A.S. Johnson & Blaxell (scribbly gum), ...
Applying a SPA model to examine the impact of climate change on GPP of open woodlands and the potential for woody thickening

Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Zeppel Melanie; Williams Mathew; Eamus Derek (Wiley Interscience, 2011)

Woody thickening is a global phenomenon that influences landscape C density, regional ecohydrology and biogeochemical cycling. The aim of the work described here is to test the hypothesis that increased atmospheric CO2 ...
An automated procedure for estimating the leaf area index (LAI) of woodland ecosystems using digital imagery, MATLAB programming and its application to an examination of the relationship between remotely sensed and field measurements of LAI.

Palmer Anthony; Taylor Daniel; Whitley Rhys; Fuentes S; Zeppel Melanie; Eamus Derek (CSIRO, 2008)
Co-ordination of leaf area, sapwood area and canopy conductance leads to species convergence of tree water use in a remnant evergreen woodland.

Zeppel Melanie; Eamus Derek (CSIRO, 2008)

This paper compares rates of tree water use, Huber value, canopy conductance and canopy decoupling of two disparate, co-occurring tree species, in a stand of remnant native vegetation in temperate Australia in order to ...
Daily, seasonal and annual patterns of transpiration from a stand of remnant vegetation dominated by a coniferous Callitris species and a broad-leaved Eucalyptus species

Zeppel Melanie; Yunusa Isa; Eamus Derek (Blackwell Publishing Asia, 2003)
Ecosystem services: an ecophysiological examination

Eamus Derek; Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Hose Grant; Zeppel Melanie; Taylor Daniel; Murray Brad (Ecological Society of America, 2004)
Groundwater-dependent ecosystems in Australia: it's more than just water for rivers

Murray Brad; Zeppel Melanie; Hose Grant; Eamus Derek (Carfax Publishing, 2004)
Interactive effects of elevated CO2 and drought on nocturnal water fluxes in Eucalyptus saligna

Zeppel Melanie; Lewis James; Medlyn Belinda; Barton Craig; Duursma Ra; Eamus Derek; Adams Mark; Phillips Nathan; Elsworth David; Forster Michael; Tissue David (Oxford University Press, 2011)

Nocturnal water flux has been observed in trees under a variety of environmental conditions and can be a significant contributor to diel canopy water flux. Elevated atmospheric CO 2 (elevated [CO 2]) can have an important ...
A modified Jarvis-Stewart model for predicting stand-scale transpiration of an Australian native forest

Yunusa Isa; Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Whitley Rhys; Armstrong Nicholas; Zeppel Melanie; Eamus Derek (Springer, 2008)

Rates of water uptake by individual trees in a native Australian forest were measured on the Liverpool Plains, New South Wales, Australia, using sapflow sensors. These rates were up-scaled to stand transpiration rate ...
The potential impact of dryland salinity on the treatened flora and fauna of New South Wales

Zeppel Melanie; Murray Brad; Eamus Derek (Carfax Publishing, 2003)
The response of sap flow to pulses of rain in a temperate Australian woodland

Zeppel Melanie; Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Ford Chelcy; Eamus Derek (Springer, 2008)

In water-limited systems, pulses of rainfall can trigger a cascade of plant physiological responses. However, the timing and size of the physiological response can vary depending on plant and environmental characteristics, ...
Root Biomass Distribution And Soil Properties Of An Open Woodland On A Duplex Soil

Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Fuentes Sigfredo; O'Grady Anthony; Palmer Anthony; Taylor Daniel; Whitley Rhys; Yunusa Isa; Zeppel Melanie; Eamus Derek (Springer, 2010)

Data on the distribution of root biomass are critical to understanding the ecophysiology of vegetation communities. This is particularly true when models are applied to describe ecohydrology and vegetation function. However, ...
Seasonal responses of xylem sap velocity to VPD and solar radiation during drought in a stand of native trees in temperate Australia

Zeppel Melanie; Murray Brad; Barton Craig; Eamus Derek (Education Resources Information Centre, 2002)
The use of pre-dawn leaf water potential and MODIS LAI to explore seasonal trends in the phenology of Australian and southern African woodlands and savannas

Zeppel Melanie; Macinnis-Ng Catriona; Palmer Anthony; Taylor Daniel; Fuentes Sigfredo; Eamus Derek; February Edmund; Yunusa Isa (CSIRO, 2008)

Trends in global soil moisture are needed to inform models of soil¿plant¿atmosphere interactions. Predawn leaf water potential (?pd), a surrogate for soil moisture and an index of plant water stress, has been routinely ...

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