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J osep Pifiol, Anna A vila and Antoni Escarn!
Pifiol J, Lled6 MJ, Escarn! A (1991) Hydrological balance of two Mediterranean forested catchments. Hydrol Sci J 36:95-107
Pifiol J, Avila A, Escarre A, Lled6 MJ, Roda F (1992) Comparison of the hydrological characteristics of three small experimental holm oak forested catchments in NE Spain in relation to
larger areas. Vegetatio 99/100:169-176
Pifiol J, Terradas J, Avila A, Roda F (1995) Using catchments of contrasting hydrological conditions to explore climate change effects on water and nutrient flows in Mediterranean forests.
In: Moreno JM, Oechel WC (eds) Global change and Mediterranean-type ecosystems.
Springer, Berlin, pp 251-264
Pifiol J, Terradas J, Lloret F (1998) Climate warming, wildfire hazard, and wildfire occurrence in
coastal eastern Spain. Clim Change 38:345-357
Prebble RE, Stirk GB (1988) Hydrological effects ofland use change in small catchments at the
Narayen Research Station, Queensland. Aust J Soil Res 26:231-242
Roberts J (1983) Forest transpiration; a conservative hydrological process? J HydroI66:133-141
Sala A, Tenhunen JD (1996) Simulations of canopy net photosynthesis and transpiration in
Quercus ilex L. under the influence of seasonal drought. Agric For Meteorol 78:203-222
Samani ZA, Hargreaves GH (1985) Water requirements, drought and extreme rainfall manual
for the United States. International Irrigation Center, Utah State University, Logan, Utah, 105
pp
.
Stoneman GL (1993) Hydrological response to thinning a small jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata)
forest catchment. J Hydrol 150: 393-407
Trimble SW, Weirich FH (1987) Reforestation reduces streamflow in the south-eastern United
Sates. J Soil Water Conser 42: 274-276
Turc L (1954) Le bilan d'eau des sols: relation entre les precipitations, l'evaporation et l'ecoulement. Troisiemes Journees de I'Hydraulique. 12-14 April, Alger
J osep Pifiol, Anna A vila and Antoni Escarn!
Pifiol J, Lled6 MJ, Escarn! A (1991) Hydrological balance of two Mediterranean forested catchments. Hydrol Sci J 36:95-107
Pifiol J, Avila A, Escarre A, Lled6 MJ, Roda F (1992) Comparison of the hydrological characteristics of three small experimental holm oak forested catchments in NE Spain in relation to
larger areas. Vegetatio 99/100:169-176
Pifiol J, Terradas J, Avila A, Roda F (1995) Using catchments of contrasting hydrological conditions to explore climate change effects on water and nutrient flows in Mediterranean forests.
In: Moreno JM, Oechel WC (eds) Global change and Mediterranean-type ecosystems.
Springer, Berlin, pp 251-264
Pifiol J, Terradas J, Lloret F (1998) Climate warming, wildfire hazard, and wildfire occurrence in
coastal eastern Spain. Clim Change 38:345-357
Prebble RE, Stirk GB (1988) Hydrological effects ofland use change in small catchments at the
Narayen Research Station, Queensland. Aust J Soil Res 26:231-242
Roberts J (1983) Forest transpiration; a conservative hydrological process? J HydroI66:133-141
Sala A, Tenhunen JD (1996) Simulations of canopy net photosynthesis and transpiration in
Quercus ilex L. under the influence of seasonal drought. Agric For Meteorol 78:203-222
Samani ZA, Hargreaves GH (1985) Water requirements, drought and extreme rainfall manual
for the United States. International Irrigation Center, Utah State University, Logan, Utah, 105
pp
.
Stoneman GL (1993) Hydrological response to thinning a small jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata)
forest catchment. J Hydrol 150: 393-407
Trimble SW, Weirich FH (1987) Reforestation reduces streamflow in the south-eastern United
Sates. J Soil Water Conser 42: 274-276
Turc L (1954) Le bilan d'eau des sols: relation entre les precipitations, l'evaporation et l'ecoulement. Troisiemes Journees de I'Hydraulique. 12-14 April, Alger