Underestimating global land greening: future vegetation changes and their impacts on terrestrial water loss

Underestimating global land greening: future vegetation changes and their impacts on terrestrial water loss

<p>The growing demand for water presents a significant sustainability challenge. Understanding vegetation changes is crucial, as plants significantly influence water exchange through transpiration. However, global climate models show considerable uncertainty in predicting future vegetation tre...

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Autori principali:	Chai, Y, Miao, C, Slater, L, Ciais, P, Berghuijs, WR, Chen, T, Huntingford, C
Natura:	Journal article
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	Cell Press 2025

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