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32. Modifying the G’DAY process-based model to simulate the spatial variability of Eucalyptus plantation growth on deep tropical soils C. Marsden et al.
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34. Energy Budget on Various Land Use Areas Using Reanalysis Data in Florida C. Cheng et al.
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36. Water use in a Grevillea robusta–maize overstorey agroforestry system in semi-arid Kenya J. Lott et al.
37. How do Soil Moisture and Vegetation Covers Influence Soil Temperature in Drylands of Mediterranean Regions? J. Lozano-Parra et al.
38. Politics of inclusion and exclusion in the Chinese industrial tree plantation sector: the global resource rush seen from inside China Y. Xu
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41. A GIS analysis of the spatial relation between evapotranspiration and pan evaporation in the United States S. Khanal et al.
42. Transpiration along an age series of Eucalyptus globulus plantations in southeastern Australia D. Forrester et al.
43. Habitat use by honey badgers and the influence of predators in iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa E. Kheswa et al.
44. Runoff modifications due to the conversion of natural grasslands to forests in a large basin in Uruguay L. Silveira & J. Alonso
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51. Soil aggregate stability and its response to overland flow in successive Eucalyptus plantations in subtropical China J. Wang et al.
52. Remote Sensing-Based Assessment of Evapotranspiration Patterns in a UNESCO World Heritage Site Under Increasing Water Competition M. Moyano et al.
53. A Review on Managing Agroecosystems for Improved Water Use Efficiency in the Face of Changing Climate in Tanzania J. Kimaro
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55. Transpiration in a eucalypt plantation and a savanna in Venezuela A. Herrera et al.
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57. Land‐use change and water losses: the case of grassland afforestation across a soil textural gradient in central Argentina M. Nosetto et al.
58. Global Cooling by Grassland Soils of the Geological Past and Near Future G. Retallack
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64. Tree row spacing affected agronomic and economic performance of Eucalyptus-based agroforestry in Andhra Pradesh, Southern India J. Prasad et al.
65. Analysis of land use and coverage and its relationships with slope instability events on the Carajás Railway: The case of the Pindaré River Basin in the Brazilian Amazon biome M. Rodrigues de Sousa et al.
66. Hydrological functions of tropical forests: not seeing the soil for the trees? L. Bruijnzeel
67. Evaluating interannual water storage changes at watersheds in Illinois based on long‐term soil moisture and groundwater level data D. Wang
68. Water Budget on Various Land Use Areas Using NARR Reanalysis Data in Florida C. Cheng & F. Nnadi
69. VALUING ECOSYSTEM SERVICES OF CHILEAN TEMPERATE RAINFORESTS L. NAHUELHUAL et al.
70. The Macadamia bloom – What are the hydrological implications? M. Shabalala et al.
71. Direct characterization of deep soil water depletion reveals hydraulic adjustment of apple trees to edaphic changes X. Wang et al.
72. Impacts of 1.5 °C and 2 °C global warming on Eucalyptus plantations in South America F. Martins et al.
73. Assessing the effect of alternative land uses in the provision of water resources: Evidence and policy implications from southern Europe E. Garmendia et al.
74. Water table depth contributes to tropical Eucalyptus plantation yields in sandstone-derived landscapes J. Stape & C. Alvares
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76. Effects of soil moisture and vegetation cover on biomass growth in water‐limited environments J. Lozano‐Parra et al.
77. Why tree-crop interactions in agroforestry appear at odds with tree-grass interactions in tropical savannahs C. Ong & R. Leakey
78. Tree Crops, a Permanent Agriculture: Concepts from the Past for a Sustainable Future T. Molnar et al.
79. Effects of Eucalyptus species on soil physicochemical properties in Ruhande Arboretum, Rwanda O. Niyompuhwe et al.
80. Impact of grassland conversion to forest on groundwater recharge in the Nebraska Sand Hills Z. Adane et al.
81. Increasing aridity will not offset CO2fertilization in fast‐growing eucalypts with access to deep soil water D. Nadal‐Sala et al.