2018
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1801899115
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Reply to Pierret and Lacombe: Global controls on maximum rooting depths remain important

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“…However, Pierret and Lacombe (2) point out that there are some plants extending their roots far below the WTD [figure 3F and figure S6 in Fan et al (1)]. In their reply to those authors, Fan et al (3) propose that some of these exceptions are possibly due to a temporarily shallow water table. However, this phenomenon can be more plausibly explained by groundwater table fluctuation (GTF).…”
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“…However, Pierret and Lacombe (2) point out that there are some plants extending their roots far below the WTD [figure 3F and figure S6 in Fan et al (1)]. In their reply to those authors, Fan et al (3) propose that some of these exceptions are possibly due to a temporarily shallow water table. However, this phenomenon can be more plausibly explained by groundwater table fluctuation (GTF).…”
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