Trees in African drylands can promote deep soil and groundwater recharge in a future climate with more intense rainfall

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Trees in African drylands can promote deep soil and groundwater recharge in a future climate with more intense rainfall

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Bargués-Tobella A,Hasselquist N J,Bazié H R,Bayala J,Laudon H,Ilstedt U

Publication year

2020

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