Influence of vegetation structure on isotope content of throughfall and soil water

Hydrological Processes

Volumn 14, Issue 8, 2000, Pages 1439-1448

  Brodersen, Christine ^a   Pohl, Stefan ^a   Lindenlaub, Martin ^a   Leibundgut, Christian ^a   Wilpert, Klaus V ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF FREIBURG   (Germany)

^b Forest Research Institute of Baden Wuerttemberg   (Germany)

Author keywords

Enrichment; Forest heterogeneity; Oxygen 18; Soil water; Throughfall

Indexed keywords

ATMOSPHERIC HUMIDITY; FORESTRY; GROUNDWATER; RAIN; STREAM FLOW;

CANOPY; SOIL WATER; STABLE ISOTOPE; THROUGHFALL;

VEGETATION;

ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION; SOIL WATER; THROUGHFALL; VEGETATION STRUCTURE; WATER CHEMISTRY;

GERMANY;

EID: 0034212666     PISSN: 08856087     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1002/1099-1085(20000615)14:8<1439::AID-HYP985>3.0.CO;2-3     Document Type: Conference Paper

References (18)

1. Allison GB, Barnes CJ, Hughes MW, Leaney FWJ. 1984. Effect of climate and vegetation on oxygen-18 and deuterium profiles in soils. In Isotope Hydrology 1983, International Atomic Energy Agency: Vienna; 105-123.
2. Bariac T. 1995. Stream hydrograph separation on two small Guianese catchments. Tracer Technologies for Hydrological Systems. IAHS Publication 229: International Association of Hydrological Sciences: Wallingford; 193-209.
3. Baumgartner A Liebscher A-J. 1990. Allgemeine Hydrologie - Lehrbuch der Hydrologie, 1. Gebr. Borntraeger-Verlag; Berlin -Stuttgart; pp. 673.
4. Bazemore DE, Eshleman KN, Hollenbeck KJ. 1994. The role of soil water in stormflow generation in a forested headwater catchment: synthesis of natural tracer and hydrometric evidence. Journal of Hydrology 162: 47-75.
5. Buttle JM. 1994. Isotope hydrograph separations and rapid delivery of pre-event water from drainage basins. Progress in Physical Geography 18: 16-41.
6. Deines P, Hull LC, Stowe SS. 1990. Study of soil and ground-water movement using stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes. In Water Resources in Pennsylvania: Availability, Quality and Management, Majumdar SK, Miller EW, Parizek RR (eds). The Pennsylvania Academy of Science: 121-140.
7. Delfs J. 1967. Interception and stemflow in stands of Norway spruce and beech in West Germany. In International Symposium On Forest Hydrology 1965, Pennsylvania State University, Sopper WE, Lull HW (eds). Pergamon Press; New York; 179-185.
8. Eschner AR. 1967. Interception and soil moisture distribution. In International Symposium On Forest Hydrology 1965, Pennsylvania State University, Sopper WE, Lull HW (eds). Pergamon Press; New York; 191-200.
9. DeWalle DR, Swistock BR. 1994. Differences in oxygen-18 content of throughfall and rainfall in hardwood and coniferous forest. Hydrological Processes 8: 75-82.
10. DeWalle DR, Swistock BR, Sharpe WE. 1988. Three-component tracer model for stormflow on a small Appalachian forested catchment. Journal of Hydrology 104: 301-310.
11. Gat JR, Tzur Y. 1967. Modification of the isotopic composition of rainwater by processes which occur before groundwater recharge. In Proceedings of Symposium on Isotopes in Hydrology, Vienna, Austria. 14-18 November 1966. International Atomic Energy Agency: Vienna; 49-60.
12. Kendall C, McDonnell JJ. 1993. Effect of intrastorm heterogeneities of rainfall, soil water, and groundwater on runoff modeling, In: Tracers in Hydrology. IAHS Publication 215: International Association of Hydrological Sciences: Wallingford; 41-48.
13. Moser H, Rauert W (eds). 1990. Isotopenmethoden in der Hydrologie - Lehrbuch der Hydrogeologie 8: Gebr. Borntraeger-Verlag; Berlin - Stuttgart; 400 pp.
14. Rodhe A. 1987. The origin of streamwater traced by oxygen-18. Doctoral Thesis, Uppsala University, Department of Physical Geography, Division of Hydrology, Report Series A, No. 41: 260 pp, plus Appendix 73 pp.
15. 18O fractionation in nature and estimation of groundwater recharge. Doctoral Thesis, Uppsala University, Department of Physical Geography, Division of Hydrology, Report Series A, No. 40: 152 pp.
16. Swistock BR, DeWalle DR, Sharpe WE. 1989. Sources of acidic storm flow in an Appalachian headwater stream. Water Resources Research 25: 2139-2147.
17. Von Wilpert K. 1996. Zum Verhalten des Bodenwassers im Conentwald. Unpublished manuscript, Forest Research Station Baden, Wuerttemberg; Freiburg i. B.
18. v. Wilpert K, Mies E. 1995. The influence of stand structure and tree species on mineral cycling. In Nutrient Uptake and Cycling in Forest Ecosystems, Nielsson O, Huettl RF, Johansson UT, Mathy P (eds). Ecosystem Research Report 21: 267-276.