Titlebook: Vegetation and climate interactions in semi-arid regions; A. Henderson-Sellers,A. J. Pitman Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dord

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The El Ni?o / Southern Oscillation and Australian vegetationde with ENSO “events” (i.e. anomalously warm sea surface temperatures in the east equatorial Pacific), and for extensive wet periods to accompany “anti-ENSO” events, is well documented. Also well-known is the partial predictability of Australian rainfall anomalies provided by ENSO..Some other ENSO-r

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Towards a better model of the effect of prostrate vegetation cover on wind erosiontubble) model was evaluated against field wind tunnel results from far south-west N.S.W. Fryrear’s equation over estimated the soil loss compared to field wind tunnel results..Fryrear’s model failed to provide meaningful results at low cover levels with the soil loss ratio, . > 1 for percent soil co

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Sources and sinks of greenhouse gases in the soil-plant environmentee have significant sources in the soilplant environment and principal sinks in the atmosphere or the oceans. The emphasis is on methodological problems associated with measuring source and sink strengths, but the biogeochemistry of individual gases and problems of scaling to longer times and larger

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Vegetation-atmosphere interaction in homogeneous and heterogeneous terrain: some implications of mixary discussion, processes at canopy scale are reviewed briefly by outlining two classes of model: comprehensive, multilayer Canopy-Atmosphere Models (CAMs) which attempt to include all physical and biological processes influencing the canopy microclimate and atmospheric exchanges, and single-layer S