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An investigation into using stable water isotopes to determine the dependency of vegetation on groundwater at Cape Point Nature Reserve
We hypothesized that rainwater had a different and distinct isotopic signal to groundwater, and thus plants growing on groundwater-fed areas would have a unique and distinct isotopic composition compared to plants growing on freely-drained soils. We studied two groundwater-fed areas and adjacent fre...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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