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Changes in ecosystem structure, function and hydrological connectivity control water, soil and carbon losses in semi-arid grass to woody vegetation transitions

Title	Changes in ecosystem structure, function and hydrological connectivity control water, soil and carbon losses in semi-arid grass to woody vegetation transitions
Publication Type	Journal Article
Year of Publication	2013
Authors	Puttock A, Macleod CJA, Bol R, Sessford P, Dungait J, Brazier RE
Journal	Earth Surface Processes and Landforms
Volume	38
Pagination	1602-1611

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