College of Forestry

Watershed Processes Group

Submitted: Causes of late-summer low-flow deficits following conversion of old-growth forests to plantation forests in the Pacific Northwestern USA

Explaining streamflow deficits as a result of increased transpirative demand from regrowing forest vegetation presupposes that soil water utilized by vegetation would otherwise drain to streams and become streamflow. But this linkage is not well-established, leading to the framing question for this paper: Where and when do forests access water that could alternatively become summer streamflow

Authors
Mallard, J. M., Wondzell, S. M., Pignotti, G., Johnson, S. L., Fasth, B., Jarecke, K., Grant, G. E.
Citation

Submitted: Potential mechanisms driving late-summer low flow deficits following conversion of old-growth forests to plantation forests  in the Pacific Northwestern USA

Type of Publication
Journal
Year of Publication
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