How the tree manages water to exist across wide precipitation gradients is poorly understood.

The gap

Consensus across the literature

Supporting evidence — 4 representative gaps

• Measurement and modelling of bryophyte evaporation in a boreal forest chronosequence (2010) · doi

  Abstract The effects of changing climate and disturbance on forest water cycling are not well understood.

  Keywords: abstract effects changing climate disturbance forest water cycling well understood
• Deforestation Impact on Water Dynamics in a Venezuelan Andean Cloud Forest (2000) · doi

  The water dynamics of the natural forest as well as the impact of replacement by pastures are poorly understood.

  Keywords: water dynamics natural forest well impact replacement pastures poorly understood
• Influence of soil warming and N‐addition on sap flux density and stem radius variation in boreal stands in Quebec, Canada (2020) · doi

  However, the effects of soil warming and N‐addition on tree water transport and water use remain poorly understood.

  Keywords: water effects soil warming addition tree transport remain poorly understood
• Soil Building and Capillary Barrier–Enhanced Water Availability Help Explain <scp><i>Pisonia grandis</i></scp> and Other Atoll Native's Tolerance for Variable Precipitation Regimes (2024) · doi

  How the tree manages water to exist across wide precipitation gradients is poorly understood.

  Keywords: tree manages water exist across wide precipitation gradients poorly understood