The impact of shifting precipitation patterns on the establishment and biomass allocation patterns of shrub and grass seedlings in southwest Texas /
Anthropogenic emissions contribute to an annual 0.5% increase in atmospheric CO₂. As global CO₂ levels increase, regional precipitation patterns in southern Texas will likely be altered, resulting in an increase in winter/spring precipitation and a decrease in summer precipitation. My primary obje...
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