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Deep-time evidence of a link between elevated CO
2
concentrations and perturbations in the hydrological cycle via drop in plant transpiration
Margret Steinthorsdottir, F. Ian Woodward,
Finn Surlyk
, Jennifer C. McElwain
Geology
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Evapotranspiration
100%
Hydrological Cycle
100%
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Radiative Forcing
33%
Gas Exchange
33%
Global Change
33%
Marine Biodiversity
33%
Erosion Rate
33%
Mass Extinction
33%
Greenland
33%
Climate Change
33%
Keyphrases
Plant Transpiration
100%
Stomatal Density
66%
Boundary Transitions
33%
Matal
33%
Upheaval
33%
Gas Exchange Model
33%
Fossil Plants
33%
Stomatal Complex
33%
Physiological Forcing
33%
Stomatal Size
33%
Runoff Coefficient
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Evapotranspiration
100%
Gas Exchange
50%
Sweating
50%
Climate Change
50%
Biodiversity
50%
Stoma
50%
Global Change
50%
Physiological Response
50%