Todd E. Dawson

This study investigates how water stress in blue oak trees is decoupled from climate, traits, and growth across different sites.

This study uses groundwater and phenology data to show that riparian trees in intermittent systems are more vulnerable to drought than previously thought.

The paper examines nitrogen dynamics in a weathered bedrock vadose zone, finding biologically available nitrogen comparable to forest soils and linked to rhizosphere activity and leaching processes.