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Plot-scale evidence of tundra vegetation change and links to recent summer warming

Nature Climate Change · 2012 · Vol. 2(6) · pp. 453–457
Sarah C. ElmendorfGregory H. R. HenryRobert D. HollisterRobert G. BjörkNoémie Boulanger‐LapointeElisabeth J. CooperJohannes H. C. CornelissenThomas A. DayEllen DorrepaalTatiana G. ElumeevaMike GillWilliam A. GouldJohn HarteDavid S. HikAnnika HofgaardDavid R. JohnsonJill F. JohnstoneIngibjörg S. JónsdóttirJanet C. JorgensonKari KlanderudJulia A. KleinSaewan KohGaku KudoMark J. LaraEsther LévesqueBorgþór MagnússonJeremy L. MayJoel A. Mercado‐DíazAnders MichelsenUlf MolauIsla H. Myers‐SmithSteven F. OberbauerВ. Г. ОнипченкоChristian RixenNiels Martin SchmidtGaius R. ShaverMarko J. SpasojevicPóra Ellen PórhallsdóttirAnne TolvanenTiffany G. TroxlerC. E. TweedieSandra VillarealC.-H. WahrenXanthe J. WalkerPatrick J. WebberJ. M. WelkerSonja Wipf
Climate change and permafrostCryospheric studies and observationsGeology and Paleoclimatology ResearchTundraVegetation (pathology)Climate changeEnvironmental scienceScale (ratio)ClimatologyPlot (graphics)Physical geographyGeographyArctic

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  • National Science Foundation
  • Australian Research Council
  • Office of Polar Programs
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