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Daniel J Short Gianotti1, Kaighin A McColl2,3, Andrew F Feldman4,5

  • 1Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory for Environmental Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

Global change biology
|August 9, 2024
PubMed
概括

植物水和碳循环由两个主要动态联系在一起:景观干燥时碳吸收的短期增长,以及较慢的季节性干燥,减少了植物生长和碳吸收. 这些发现提供了对陆地生态系统过程的见解.

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吸引人的吸引力.碳循环中的碳循环.结合在一起的结合在一起.地球系统模型模型一个新兴的模式模式.蒸发是蒸发的过程.有关反的反流量塔的流量塔.主要生产率的初级生产率.水的循环是水的循环.

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