Exist studies which compare evapotranspiration in the water-stressed condition and in condition with unlimited water availability? For example, is there a significant difference between evapotranspiration from a forest in a floodplain or around a water reservoir and evapotranspiration from a similar forest far from water resources.
Yes, there is a lot of other factors. But I am interested only in a water availability for transpiration.
Very interesting topic, but I.m afraid you may not find any ready work in this space done already.
In the PM equation, water availability is accounted for by the stomatal resistance term, see: http://www.fao.org/3/x0490e06.htm
Yes there is a difference in evaporatranspiration. Evapotranspiration will be high in areas where water is not limited, that is where there are more water resources.
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