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Evaporation and surface temperature
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society · 1981 · Vol. 107(451) · pp. 1–27
Plant Water Relations and Carbon DynamicsPlant responses to elevated CO2Tree-ring climate responsesCitationEvaporationComputer scienceInformation retrievalLibrary scienceMeteorologyPhysics
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