Adding trees to irrigated turfgrass lawns may be a water-saving measure in semi-arid environments

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Litvak, E., Bijoor, N., Pataki, D. 2014. Adding trees to irrigated turfgrass lawns may be a water-saving measure in semi-arid environments. Ecohydrology. Wiley Online Library. Volume 7. Pages 1314-1330

turfgrass, urban, Lawns, Trees, Evapotranspiration

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/eco.1458/abstract

This study quantifies the evapotranspiration of urban, turfgrass-only, unshaded lawns and of urban lawns with open-grown trees and turfgrass in Los Angeles, California. The results suggest that the added shade from low-density tree planting may save water in semi-arid irrigated environments.

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