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Hydraulic lift: Substantial nocturnal water transport between soil layers by Artemisia tridentata roots
Oecologia · 1987 · Vol. 73(4) · pp. 486–489
James H. Richards✉(Utah State University)M. M. Caldwell(Utah State University)
Plant Water Relations and Carbon DynamicsIrrigation Practices and Water ManagementPlant responses to water stressDiel vertical migrationTranspirationDaytimeSoil waterNocturnalBiologyNutrientWater transportSoil horizonWater potential
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