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Isotope-based methods provide valuable tools for identifying plant water sources. However, it is usually hard to fully meet the assumptions of a conventional mixing model, which made the results less reliable. For example, it is almost impossible to collect all potential water sources samples especially when root distribution is unknown, and sometimes potential water sources could be isotopically indistinguishable.

So my question is how can we more accurately identify plant water sources with isotopes? maybe some new techniques related to isotopes? or a combination use of multidisciplinary methods?

Thank you so much for your replies and discussion~

Best,

Qin

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