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Seasonal evapotranspiration patterns in mangrove forests
Jordan G. Barr
, Marcia S. Delonge
,
Jose D. Fuentes
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
Center for Pollinator Research
Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences
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Evapotranspiration
100%
Mangrove Forest
100%
Latent Heat Flux
60%
Dry Season
40%
Canopy Conductance
40%
Ratio Values
40%
Bowen Ratio
40%
Water Vapor
20%
Solar Irradiance
20%
Florida
20%
Air Temperature
20%
Numerical Model
20%
Daily Averages
20%
Energy Partitioning
20%
Water Budget
20%
Available Energy
20%
Vapor Pressure Deficit
20%
High Salinity
20%
Wet Season
20%
Well Water
20%
Multiple Linear Regression
20%
Seasonal Trends
20%
Salinity Levels
20%
Friction Velocity
20%
Arid Ecosystems
20%
Sensible Heat Flux
20%
Regional Climate Model
20%
Hydrological Model
20%
Daily Evapotranspiration
20%
Water Vapor Flux
20%
Deciduous Broadleaf Forest
20%
Sensible Heat
20%
Penman-Monteith
20%
Everglades National Park
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Latent Heat Flux
100%
Evapotranspiration
100%
Dry Season
66%
Salinity
66%
Bowen Ratio
66%
Climate Modeling
33%
Regional Climate
33%
Irradiance
33%
National Parks
33%
Numerical Model
33%
Florida
33%
Water Balance
33%
Air Temperature
33%
Vapor Pressure
33%
Deciduous Forest
33%
Sensible Heat Flux
33%
Wet Season
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Mangrove Forests
100%
Evapotranspiration
100%
Dry Season
40%
Vapor Pressure
20%
Climate Modeling
20%
National Parks
20%
Deciduous Forest
20%
Wet Season
20%
Groundwater Model
20%