Influence of surface- and ground-water hydrology on riparian tree growth and mortality in the Limitrophe segment of the Colorado River

August 1, 2022

Branch sections and cores of cottonwood and willow trees were collected from two sites in the Limitrophe. Tree-ring analyses may reveal the relationships among tree growth, streamflow and groundwater.

Publication Year	2022
Title	Influence of surface- and ground-water hydrology on riparian tree growth and mortality in the Limitrophe segment of the Colorado River
Authors	Patrick B. Shafroth
Publication Type	Report
Publication Subtype	Other Government Series
Series Title	Biennial Report
Index ID	70237283
Record Source	USGS Publications Warehouse
USGS Organization	Fort Collins Science Center

Influence of surface- and ground-water hydrology on riparian tree growth and mortality in the Limitrophe segment of the Colorado River

Scientist Emeritus

Scientist Emeritus

Fort Collins Science Center

U.S. Geological Survey

U.S. Department of the Interior

Influence of surface- and ground-water hydrology on riparian tree growth and mortality in the Limitrophe segment of the Colorado River

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