Managing ecosystem change requires the integration of above and belowground hydrological processes at relevant scales

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Effective start/end date	1/01/14 → 30/04/19

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Investigating banksia coastal woodland decline using multi-temporal remote sensing and field-based monitoring techniques
Bell, R. A. & Callow, J. N., 1 Feb 2020, In: Remote Sensing. 12, 4, 669.
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Apparent overinvestment in leaf venation relaxes leaf morphological constraints on photosynthesis in arid habitats
de Boer, H. J., Drake, P. L., Wendt, E., Price, C. A., Schulze, E. D., Turner, N. C., Nicolle, D. & Veneklaas, E. J., 1 Dec 2016, In: Plant Physiology. 172, 4, p. 2286-2299 14 p.
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Plant and environmental factors associated with drought-induced mortality in two facultative phreatophytic trees
Challis, A., Stevens, J., Mcgrath, G. & Miller, B., 1 Jul 2016, In: Plant and Soil. 404, 1-2, p. 157-172 16 p.
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17 Citations (Scopus)