Extreme climatic event‐triggered overstorey vegetation loss increases understorey solar input regionally: primary and secondary ecological implications
Patrick Royer(Northern Arizona University), Juan Camilo Villegas(Universidad de Antioquia), David D. Breshears(University of Arizona), Cho‐ying Huang(University of Arizona), Michael J. Clifford, Neil S. Cobb(Flagstaff Medical Center), Henry D. Adams(Washington State University)
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