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Role of Groundwater in the Dryland Ecohydrological System: A Case Study of the Heihe River Basin
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Landscape HydrologyDryland Ecohydrological SystemEngineeringGeomorphologyAlluvial Plain RespondsLand DegradationHydrogeologic SystemEarth ScienceSocial SciencesVegetation-atmosphere InteractionsSurface RegimesLandscape ProcessesHydrogeologyLateral FlowSubsurface HydrologyGeographyHeihe River BasinHydrologyHillslope ProcessWater ResourcesSurface-water HydrologyCase StudyLitter HydrologyGroundwater Management
Key Points Shallow groundwater (<10 m deep) of alluvial plain responds to land surface regimes and dominates seasonal water budget variations Groundwater system in mountainous upstream impacts the evapotranspiration and surface‐groundwater interactions in alluvial plain downstream Groundwater sustains ecosystem by contributing to evapotranspiration of vegetation in the growing season and buffering lateral flow
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