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This information is elusive even in forest hydrology text books. I’ve looked for it myself without much luck. Like everyone else has said there are so many variables that influence evapotranspiration that its difficult to even get to a measurable range.
If there are any good places to look it would be in:
USFS publications treesearch, Journal of forestry, Journal of Arboriculture…
The most current research and practice has had more consistency using interception as a way to measure tree/stormwater relationships. Google the national tree benefit calculator. You might be able to find the references they used for these values. The i-tree models have become the widely acceptable and preferred method for these types of studies on a broader scale.
