Variation in monsoon precipitation drives spatial and temporal patterns of Larrea tridentata growth in the Sonoran Desert

Keyphrases

• Temporal Patterns 100%
• Spatial Heterogeneity 100%
• Stem Growth 100%
• Sonoran Desert 100%
• Larrea Tridentata 100%
• Plant Growth 66%
• Soil Properties 66%
• Local Soil 66%
• Winter-spring 66%
• Aboveground Net Primary Productivity 66%
• Phoenix 33%
• Long-lived 33%
• Monsoon 33%
• Low Dose Rate 33%
• Growth Pattern 33%
• Water Infiltration 33%
• Infiltration 33%
• Scale Patterns 33%
• Arizona 33%
• Rainfall 33%
• Growth Response 33%
• Seasonal Changes 33%
• Rate Heterogeneity 33%
• Summer Season 33%
• Small Spatial Scale 33%
• Recurrence Interval 33%
• Shrub Growth 33%
• Seasonal Precipitation 33%
• Simple Correlation 33%
• Geomorphology 33%
• Growing Period 33%
• Stem Elongation 33%
• Water Availability 33%
• Precipitation Regime 33%
• Climatic Variables 33%
• Climate Characteristics 33%
• Strong Nonlinear 33%
• Semi-arid Region 33%
• Nonlinear Growth 33%
• Desert Ecosystem 33%
• Regional Climate Variability 33%
• Tridentatae 33%
• Central Arizona 33%
• Soil Water Availability 33%
• Long-term Ecological Research 33%
• Seasonal Rainfall 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Spatial Heterogeneity 100%
• Soil Property 66%
• Arizona 66%
• Net Primary Production 66%
• Water Availability 66%
• Plant Physiology 66%
• Soil Water 33%
• Regional Climate 33%
• United States of America 33%
• Climate Variation 33%
• Geomorphological Response 33%
• Plant Life 33%
• Semiarid Region 33%
• Storm 33%
• Regional Geography 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Larrea tridentata 100%
• Soil Property 66%
• Spring 66%
• Primary Production 66%
• Plant Physiology 66%
• Life History 33%
• Perennials 33%
• Stem Elongation 33%
• Soil Water 33%
• Geomorphology 33%
• Arid Zones 33%