However, these analyses were limited by sequence availability due to the lack of sequence genomes and available cDNA libraries, which resulted in incomplete or weakly supported hypotheses about CDF family phylogeny within plants.
Table 3: Dominant driver of significant changes in water availability due to HI and its origin.
Figure 3 shows the dominant drivers of change when taking into account all significant changes in water availability due to HI (a); significant decreases in water availability due to HI (b); and significant increases in water availability due to HI (c).
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Reservoir operations and LULCC were perceived by all GHMs to be the dominant driver of changes in water availability due to HI.
Only in H08, upstream water consumption becomes a dominant influence in a majority of the globe when looking at the decreases in water availability due to HI.
Decreasing water availability due to drying and variable climate in the Australia's grain-belt exacerbates these soil-related stresses.
Incoming discharge is relatively more often the dominant origin of change in regions that experience decreases in water availability due to HI (Supplementary Fig. 8), especially when compared with those areas where HI impacts water availability positively (Supplementary Fig. 9).
Although on average 20.4% (16.6 29.1%) of the global population (2010 values) experienced a significant increase in water availability due to the implementation of HI, 23.7% (18.6 39.0%) experienced a significant decrease.
All GHMs depict changes in incoming discharges to be the largest source of decreases in water availability due to HI (Table 3), thereby providing robustness to the ensemble-median result.
