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Can carbon isotopes be used to predict watershed‐scale transpiration?Thomas G. Pypker, B. J. Bond, Holly Barnard et al.|Water Resources Research|2009Cited by 5
Controls over vegetation water use in a small watershed at varying scales of time and spaceB. J. Bond, David R. Conklin, Adam Kennedy et al.|AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts|2007Cited by 0
Using stable isotopes to monitor water and carbon relations at the small-watershed scaleAdam Kennedy, A. C. Mix, B. J. Bond et al.|AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts|2008Cited by 0
Using the δ13C of ecosystem respiration to monitor ecosystem metabolism of entire watersheds in complex terrain.Thomas G. Pypker, B. J. Bond, Markus Hauck et al.|AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts|2007Cited by 0