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• Verdone M. et al.,  2025: Variability and temporal stability of throughfall along a hillslope. Journal of Hydrology.

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• Penna D., 2024: A recipe for why and how to set up and sustain an experimental catchment. Hydrological Processes.

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​​​​• Fabiani G., Klaus J., Penna D.,  2024: The influence of hillslope topography on beech water use: a comparative study in two different climates. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences.

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• Macchioli Grande M. et al., 2024: Seasonal meteorological forcing controls runoff generation at multiple scales in a Mediterranean forested mountain catchment. Journal of Hydrology.

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• Cocozza C., Penna D., 2022: Towards a more active dialogue between hydrologists and ecophysiologists for interdisciplinary studies in forest ecosystems. Science of the Total Environment.​

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• Kabala P. et al., under review: Soil moisture modulates sap flow dynamics in beech trees along a Mediterranean hillslope.

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• Kaffas K. et al., conditionally accepted: Controls on preferential flow and its role on streamflo generation in a Mediterranean forested catchment.

 

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• Verdone et al., in preparation: Combined effect of seasonality and topography on tree response to atmospheric demand.