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Editorial: Vegetation resilience in ecological autocatalysis under climate change. [PDF]

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Iordache V, Kiboi SK.
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Topography-driven variability in atmospheric deposition and soil distribution of cadmium, lead and zinc in a mountainous agricultural area. [PDF]

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Zhang Q, Liu H, Mei X, Gu Z, Li X.
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Moderate thinning enhances soil water and its temporal stability in Chinese pine plantations on the semi-arid Loess Plateau of China. [PDF]

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Zhang Q, Zhang Y, Cao J, Li Z, Chen S, Wei W, Li Z.   +6 more
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The Parametrization of Rainfall Interception In GCMs

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1992
AbstractExperiments with a one‐dimensional version of the Meteorological Office's 11‐layer GCM are used to derive a simple calibrated subgrid parametrization of rainfall interception by the Amazonian rain forest. Two interception parametrizations, both incorporating subgrid variability of precipitation within a GCM grid box are presented and tested ...
A JOHANNES DOLMAN, DAVID GREGORY
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Some Components of Rainfall Interception

Journal of Forestry, 1944
Abstract A laboratory study in which plants of Pinus radiata and Baccharis pilularis were exposed to simulated rainfall in the form of a spray showed that the maximum amount of intercepted water can be divided into three parts,--"transitory storage," or the water that will drain from the plant under still air conditions; "conditional
Rudolf F. Grah, Carl C. Wilson
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Rainfall Interception by a Forest Canopy

Oikos, 1968
It was found that the phenomenon of rainfall interception by a forest stand can be expressed by Mitscherlich equation (3). Using the data observed in a deciduous stand in Bialowieza (Poland) they have approximately determined the values of the coefficients of this equation (3 a). Consequently they expressed the amount of the rainfall inside the forest (
Maciej S. Czarnowski, Jerzy L. Olszewski
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RAINFALL INTERCEPTION AND INFILTRATION PROJECT

Journal of the South African Forestry Association, 1956
(1956). RAINFALL INTERCEPTION AND INFILTRATION PROJECT. Journal of the South African Forestry Association: Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 92-95.
C. L. WICHT, J. S. BEARD, K. MEIHUIZEN
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Dependence of rainfall interception on drop size – a comment

Journal of Hydrology, 1999
In a series of three articles Calder, Hall and colleagues have recently presented an extension of Calder’s original stochastic model of rainfall interception. In their model, the dependence of rainfall interception on raindrop size is explicitly taken into account.
Uijlenhoet, R., Stricker, J.N.M.
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A comparison of models simulating rainfall interception of forests

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 1993
Rainfall interception models have been validated using observations from a coniferous forest in France and a deciduous forest in the Netherlands. The models differ in level of complexity. This complexity, however, appears to have only a secondary effect on the results.
Lankreijer, HJM, Hendriks, MJ, Klaassen, W   +2 more
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Rainfall Interception by Cypress and Bamboo

The East African Agricultural Journal, 1947
(1947). Rainfall Interception by Cypress and Bamboo. The East African Agricultural Journal: Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 123-125.
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