Greater aridity increases the magnitude of urban nighttime vegetation-derived air cooling
Peter C. Ibsen(United States Geological Survey), G. Darrel Jenerette(University of California, Riverside), Sheri A. Shiflett(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Tyler Dell(Colorado State University), Hattie Greydanus(Oregon State University), Dorothy Borowy(University of Maryland, Baltimore County), Mary K. Wright(Arizona State University), Mary V. Santelmann(Oregon State University), Michelle L. Talal(Willamette University), Christopher M. Swan(University of Maryland, Baltimore County), David M. Hondula(Arizona State University), Michael C. Sukop(Florida International University), Neha Gupta(University of Arizona), Miguel Valencia(Florida International University), T. Meixner(University of Arizona)
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