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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"North American Monsoon System"”.

  1. Seasonal Influences on the Carbon-Water Relations in Ponderosa Pine Forests in the Northern Boundary of the North American Monsoon System

    … last century, not only threatening ecological systems but also the water security of its population. Understanding the environmental processes that affect arid and semiarid forests are essential to better understand the water and carbon cycles, and tree-ring research has contributed valuable …

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  2. Variation in the Bimodal Precipitation Regime of Southern Nevada, USA Measured in Tree-Ring Isotopes

    The North American Monsoon System (NAMS) is a seasonal climatic phenomenon vital to ecosystems and human population centers in the southwestern USA and northwestern Mexico. Inter-annual variation of the NAMS bimodal precipitation regime is more predictable in its core region of northwestern Mexico, …

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  3. Eco-hydrological pathways inferred from stable isotopes in a Pinus ponderosa and Pinus monophylla woodland of the Sheep Range, southern Great Basin, USA

    The North American Monsoon System (NAMS) is highly variable bothtemporally and spatially, and variability is likely to increase with climate change. The impact of summer precipitation on ecosystem patterns and processes, particularly at high elevations in the Great Basin, is poorly understood. In …

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