2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.catena.2016.06.030
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Effects of ‘red unit’ deposit on Acacia trees in the hyper-arid southern Israel

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“…Overall, our results are in agreement with other data from the region (Table 4). Inter-site variability in acacia mortality reported for the Arava Valley is affected by several factors, such as soil properties [39,40], fluvial processes [20,25,40], latitude [15], and anthropogenic disturbances [12][13][14]30,32]. While the effect of watershed size is still unclear [22,25], very few mortalities were documented in the Arava Sabkhas (discharge playas), probably due to their characteristic high groundwater level [25].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Overall, our results are in agreement with other data from the region (Table 4). Inter-site variability in acacia mortality reported for the Arava Valley is affected by several factors, such as soil properties [39,40], fluvial processes [20,25,40], latitude [15], and anthropogenic disturbances [12][13][14]30,32]. While the effect of watershed size is still unclear [22,25], very few mortalities were documented in the Arava Sabkhas (discharge playas), probably due to their characteristic high groundwater level [25].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%