Precipitation Partitioning by Vegetation
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Precipitation Partitioning by Vegetation
A Global Synthesis
Gutmann, Ethan; Friesen, Jan; Tyasseta, A. Bagus Jati; Van Stan, II, John T.
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
08/2021
281
Mole
Inglês
9783030297046
15 a 20 dias
875
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Foreword.- Chapter 1. History of canopy precipitation partitioning.- Chapter 2. Measurement of canopy interception.- Chapter 3. Measurement of throughfall.- Chapter 4. Measurement of stemflow.- Chapter 5. Residence time of precipitation entrained as throughfall and stemflow.- Chapter 6. Dissolved organic matter.- Chapter 7. Dissolved inorganic solutes.- Chapter 8. Isotopic composition.- Chapter 9. Particulate matter (including microbes) .- Chapter 10. Modelling of precipitation partitioning.- Chapter 11. Modelling of canopy exchange.- Chapter 12. Differences among precipitation types (Rain, fog, snow, rime) .- Chapter 13. Differences between plant functional types.- Chapter 14. Differences with stand age and management.- Chapter 15. Global patterns in precipitation partitioning.- Chapter 16. Relevance of precipitation partitioning to the global climate system.- Chapter 17. Precipitation recycling.- Chapter 18. Arboreal epiphytes and hemiparasites.- Chapter 19. Treehole ecosystems.-Chapter 20. Soil erosion.- Chapter 21. Soil physicochemical properties.- Chapter 22. Soil microbial community structure and function.- Chapter 23. Streams.- Chapter 24. Soil and groundwater .- Chapter 25. Reflections & future directions: Research opportunities in canopy precipitation partitioning.- Index.
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Vegetation canopies;Precipitation planning;Ecohydrology;Precipitation partitioning;Climate change and partitioning;Precipitation and ecohydrological systems;Canopy precipitation partitioning;Rainfall partitioning by vegetation;Rainfall-runoff;Throughfall and stemflow;Precipitation interception;Canopy drip;Environmental Geography;meteorology
Foreword.- Chapter 1. History of canopy precipitation partitioning.- Chapter 2. Measurement of canopy interception.- Chapter 3. Measurement of throughfall.- Chapter 4. Measurement of stemflow.- Chapter 5. Residence time of precipitation entrained as throughfall and stemflow.- Chapter 6. Dissolved organic matter.- Chapter 7. Dissolved inorganic solutes.- Chapter 8. Isotopic composition.- Chapter 9. Particulate matter (including microbes) .- Chapter 10. Modelling of precipitation partitioning.- Chapter 11. Modelling of canopy exchange.- Chapter 12. Differences among precipitation types (Rain, fog, snow, rime) .- Chapter 13. Differences between plant functional types.- Chapter 14. Differences with stand age and management.- Chapter 15. Global patterns in precipitation partitioning.- Chapter 16. Relevance of precipitation partitioning to the global climate system.- Chapter 17. Precipitation recycling.- Chapter 18. Arboreal epiphytes and hemiparasites.- Chapter 19. Treehole ecosystems.-Chapter 20. Soil erosion.- Chapter 21. Soil physicochemical properties.- Chapter 22. Soil microbial community structure and function.- Chapter 23. Streams.- Chapter 24. Soil and groundwater .- Chapter 25. Reflections & future directions: Research opportunities in canopy precipitation partitioning.- Index.
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Vegetation canopies;Precipitation planning;Ecohydrology;Precipitation partitioning;Climate change and partitioning;Precipitation and ecohydrological systems;Canopy precipitation partitioning;Rainfall partitioning by vegetation;Rainfall-runoff;Throughfall and stemflow;Precipitation interception;Canopy drip;Environmental Geography;meteorology
