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Ecosystem groundwater use enhances carbon assimilation and tree growth in a semi-arid Oak Savanna
Ecosystem reliance on groundwater, defined here as water stored in the saturated zone deeper than one meter beneath the surface, has been documented in many semi-arid, arid, and seasonally-dry regions around the world. In California, groundwater sustains ecosystems and mitigates mortality during dro
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