High-latitude warming has stimulated CO2 and CH4 emissions from permafrost peatland. This study evaluated growing season CH4 and CO2 emissions from a forest floor of a lowland black spruce forest… More
At the northern high latitudes, rapid warming, associated changes in the hydrological cycle, and rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations, [CO2], are observed at present. Under rapid environmental changes, it is important… More
Canopy temperature (Tc) plays an important role in regulating the rates of mass and energy fluxes at the leaf surface. Better understanding of the relationship between Tc and water availability… More
Saline pans are environments with ephemeral to persistent evaporite crusts, surface and groundwater brine, little to no vegetation, and low topographic gradients. These characteristics make them sensitive to diverse hydrological… More
Tree water use is the dominant terrestrial hydrologic flux globally, and has a dominant regulatory influence over the carbon cycle. Sap flow through the tree is also a useful model… More