I believe that different measures can reduce it apart from ecological resources that affect as it will mean that other measures will make major changes driven from science and technology findings. Does anyone have relevant publications to share?
In my experiences, it is suitable to do any comparisons (different species, different measures etc.) under the same site specific ecological conditions. E. g., to compare plant responses experimentally under controlled conditions.
did follow recent reviews on evapotranspiration, its control and partitioning?
Yes Hroudova, its suitable but how can we isolate the experiment??? and will it be valid? i mean you have ecological resources but that co evolves with technological social resources and in the field you are forced to evaluate evapotranspiration as a matter of relevant measures taken for controlled conditions (natural environment , kind of crops and weather). so apart from these traits is it possible to have positive environmental change ?
I was not sure about your question about what you mean by "our actions". Does this include manipulation of vegetation?
with actions I mean sustainable irrigation and drainage approaches, its relevance to social technical regimes and integrated watershed management.
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