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Net carbon uptake has increased through warming-induced changes in temperate forest phenology
Nature Climate Change · 2014 · Vol. 4(7) · pp. 598–604
Trevor F. Keenan✉(Harvard University)Josh Gray(Boston University)M. A. Friedl(Boston University)Michael Toomey(Harvard University)Gil Bohrer(The Ohio State University)David Y. Hollinger(Northern Research Station)J. William Munger(Planetary Science Institute)John O’Keefe(Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center)Hans Peter Schmid(Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)Ian Sue Wing(Boston University)Bai Yang(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)Andrew D. Richardson(Harvard University)
Remote Sensing in AgricultureSpecies Distribution and Climate ChangePlant Water Relations and Carbon DynamicsPhenologyEnvironmental scienceBiosphereEcosystemTemperate forestCarbon cycleClimate changeTerrestrial ecosystemTemperate rainforestTemperate climate
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