Climate-Driven Shifts in Soil Temperature and Moisture Regimes Suggest Opportunities to Enhance Assessments of Dryland Resilience and Resistance
John B. Bradford(United States Geological Survey), Steven B. Campbell(Natural Resources Conservation Service), Kyle A. Palmquist(Marshall University), Jeremy D. Maestas(Natural Resources Conservation Service), William K. Lauenroth(Yale University), Jeanne C. Chambers(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Daniel R. Schlaepfer(University of Wyoming)
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