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Mature White Oak Soil Moisture and Water Redistribution Patterns in Fragmented Woodlands

Description:

Oak sapling recruitment is a major concern in the Midwest including the Chicago area based on the predicted longer summer droughts driven by climate change. Mature oak (Quercus alba L.) trees can perform hydraulic redistribution and thus specifically benefit the overall soil health and ecosystem function; oak tap roots draw...

Keyword:

hydrogeology, oak, hydraulic lift, recruitment, stable isotopes, hyphae morphological type, sapling, photosynthetic photon flux density, and common mycorrhizal networks

Creator:

Ry'yan Clark

Contributor:

Magdalena Osburn, William Miller, Patricia Beddows, and Louise Egerton-Warburton

Owner:

Ryyan Clark

Date Uploaded:

08/09/2022

Date Modified:

08/12/2022

Date Created:

2022-08-09