… of shallow water table and the great importance of palms to … monitored the dynamics of
palms and trees in forests along a … ) Are palms more vulnerable to extreme drought than trees? (…

… to monitor the occurrence of perched water tables at soil depths of 20 and 50 cm and at …
distances from each palm tree. Palms with piezometers were distributed over all tree plots (…

… are summarized in Table 1. In the three sites studied, the pH of the soil water was around 3.8
… were rather heavily shaded either by adjacent sago palms or other unidentified tree species…

… of a shallow water table, roots can extract water from soil depths greater than 2 m. There is
little published information on the water productivity of date palm. … Since palm trees have large …

… shallow groundwater table. Plant metabolism can only occur when a sufficient amount of
water … As the young palm tree keeps the root system shallow, a frequent irrigation is suggested …

… In this study, 53.9% of the palm plantations showed a shallow water table, lowers than 1.2 m
… In spite of its tolerance to moisture, description of roots of the palm trees in Arizona showed …

… Maximum density of non-oil palm trees was only 0.5 stems ha −1 and most farms had none,
… complexity was greater on farms with shallower water tables could be driven by at least two …

… between climatic water deficit and water table depth. On average, in drier climates the forests
with a shallow water table had lower productivity than those with a deep water table, with …

… quality as indicated in Table 4. The area is characterized by high temperature in the
summer with low rainfall as shown in the climatic data (Table 5). The system was installed and …

… We expected to distinguish the direct effects of the shallow water table and its indirect effect
… tree–1 with a shallow water table (less than 40 cm), to 69.4 kg·tree–1 with a deep water table …