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Giovanbattista De Dato, Alessandra Lagomarsino, Eszter Lellei-Kovacs, Dario Liberati, Renée Abou Jaoudé, Rosita Marabottini, Silvia Rita Stazi, Gabriele Guidolotti, Edit Kovacs-Lang, György Kroel-Dulay and Paolo De Angelis
Water availability, together with temperature, represents the most limiting abiotic factor regulating soil CO2 efflux (SR). Besides the direct effect of water limitation, drought also influences plant activity, determining changes in the quality and quan...
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Yo Toma, Takeshi Higuchi, Osamu Nagata, Yasuhiko Kato, Tooru Izumiya, Shingo Oomori and Hideto Ueno
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Horacio E. Bown, Michael S. Watt
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Stem CO2 efflux is a highly variable component of the carbon budget of forest ecosystems. It reflects the balance between the CO2 respired by the living stem tissues, less the CO2 dissolved in the xylem sap moving upward in the transpiration stream, plus...
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Lin Hou, Zhe Li, Chunlin Luo, Longlong Bai and Ningning Dong
Forest thinning is a silviculture treatment for sustainable forest management. It may promote growth of the remaining individuals by decreasing stand density, reducing competition, and increasing light and nutrient availability to increase carbon sequest...
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Paliza Shrestha, John R. Seiler, Brian D. Strahm, Eric B. Sucre and Zakiya H. Leggett
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