Extensive summer water pulses do not necessarily lead to canopy growth of Great Basin and northern Mojave Desert shrubs

Author： Snyder K.   Donovan L.   James J.   Tiller R.   Richards J.  

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 0029-8549

Source： Oecologia, Vol.141, Iss.2, 2004-10, pp. : 325-334

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