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Crop responses to carbon dioxide doubling: a literature survey
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology · 1986 · Vol. 38(1-3) · pp. 127–145
Jennifer D. Cure✉(Duke University)B. Acock(Mississippi State University)
Plant responses to elevated CO2Atmospheric chemistry and aerosolsPlant Water Relations and Carbon DynamicsCarbon dioxideCarbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphereTranspirationEnvironmental scienceBiomass (ecology)CropCrop yieldAgronomyYield (engineering)Photosynthesis
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