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Rainfall partitioning in relation to forest structure in differently managed montane forest stands in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Cacao trees under different shade tree shelter: effects on water use

It is argued that differences originate from stomatal control of transpiration in the monoculture and altered radiation conditions and a different degree of uncoupling of the VPD from the bulk atmosphere inside shaded stands and this did not result in significantly altered average daily cacao water use rates.
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Transpiration in an oil palm landscape: effects of palm age

Abstract. Oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) plantations cover large and continuously increasing areas of humid tropical lowlands. Landscapes dominated by oil palms usually consist of a mosaic of…
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Introducing QWaterModel, a QGIS plugin for predicting evapotranspiration from land surface temperatures

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Rubber tree transpiration in the lowlands of Sumatra

The expansion of rubber cultivation in Southeast Asia raises concerns about the integrity of the hydrological cycle. From mainland Asia, high evapotranspiration from rubber plantations was reported.…
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Water scarcity and oil palm expansion: social views and environmental processes

Conversions of natural ecosystems, e.g., from rain forests to managed plantations, result in significant changes in the hydrological cycle including periodic water scarcity. In Indonesia, large areas…
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Scaling hydraulic properties of forest soils

For the purpose of characterizing spatial variability of soil hydraulic properties on a forested hillslope, five differing scaling methods were examined using the data set for 30 undisturbed forest…
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Predicting Tree Sap Flux and Stomatal Conductance from Drone-Recorded Surface Temperatures in a Mixed Agroforestry System - A Machine Learning Approach

There is large potential in machine learning approaches for ecological applications such as predicting transpiration in sap flux and leaf stomatal conductance based on drone-recorded and meteorological data and compare these predictions with in-situ measured transpiration.
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Oil palm water use: calibration of a sap flux method and a field measurement scheme.

Examining the environmental drivers of Es on an intra-daily scale indicates an early, pre-noon maximum of Es rates (11 am) due to a very sensitive reaction of Es to increasing vapor pressure deficit in the morning, which results in pronounced hysteresis, particularly between Es and vapor pressure deficits.
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Tree soil water uptake and transpiration in mono-cultural and jungle rubber stands of Sumatra

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