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Journal of Environmental Quality|January 7, 2006

Diuron in surface runoff and tile drainage from two grass-seed fieldsDavid E Rupp, R Edward Peachey, Kristina L Warren, et al.

Global Change Biology|November 17, 2018

Near-future forest vulnerability to drought and fire varies across the western United StatesPolly C Buotte, Samuel Levis, Beverly E Law, et al.

Global Change Biology|October 30, 2025

Extreme Heatwave Causes Immediate, Widespread Mortality of Forest Canopy Foliage, Highlighting Modes of Forest Sensitivity to Extreme HeatAdam Sibley, Christopher Still, Matthew Gregory, et al.

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Journal of Environmental Quality|January 7, 2006

Diuron in surface runoff and tile drainage from two grass-seed fieldsDavid E Rupp, R Edward Peachey, Kristina L Warren, et al.

Global Change Biology|November 17, 2018

Near-future forest vulnerability to drought and fire varies across the western United StatesPolly C Buotte, Samuel Levis, Beverly E Law, et al.

Global Change Biology|October 30, 2025

Extreme Heatwave Causes Immediate, Widespread Mortality of Forest Canopy Foliage, Highlighting Modes of Forest Sensitivity to Extreme HeatAdam Sibley, Christopher Still, Matthew Gregory, et al.

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