The litter layer is an important ground cover of forest ecosystems and plays a significant role in hydrological cycle of these systems. Different vegetation types exhibit varying water-holding capacit
Boreal forests in a warmer future climate are likely to exhibit altered productivity levels, tightened fire return intervals, and increased decomposition rates to varying degrees across the landscape.
Continuous plant water potential measurement with PSY1 Psychrometer on a 23m-high Oak branch in Fontainebleau-Barbeau forest (France) Continuous measurement of water potential in megapascals (MPa) on
Data on stable isotopes of water in the environment collected from a 1 ha forest plot in Switzerland, as described in Goldsmith et al. (2018) published in Ecohydrology. Headers are described in metada