This document summarizes the results of a study on how nutrient and water availability impact carbon and water fluxes in a semi-arid tree-grass ecosystem. The study involved a large-scale fertilization experiment and analysis of sites along a precipitation gradient. Key findings include: fertilization increased GPP and decreased WUE; lower WUE led to earlier senescence under nitrogen addition; and carbon balance and fluxes were more sensitive to precipitation changes at drier sites. Nutrient additions had differing impacts on carbon fluxes depending on nitrogen to phosphorus ratios.