Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes
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crwiley:10.1002/essoar.10510605.1 2024-06-02T08:13:00+00:00 Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes Lacroix, Fabrice Zaehle, Sönke Caldararu, Silvia Schaller, Jörg Stimmler, Peter Holl, David Kutzbach, Lars Goeckede, Mathias 2022 http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/essoar.10510605.1 unknown Wiley posted-content 2022 crwiley https://doi.org/10.1002/essoar.10510605.1 2024-05-03T11:34:52Z Other/Unknown Material permafrost Wiley Online Library |
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Lacroix, Fabrice Zaehle, Sönke Caldararu, Silvia Schaller, Jörg Stimmler, Peter Holl, David Kutzbach, Lars Goeckede, Mathias |
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Lacroix, Fabrice Zaehle, Sönke Caldararu, Silvia Schaller, Jörg Stimmler, Peter Holl, David Kutzbach, Lars Goeckede, Mathias Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes |
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Lacroix, Fabrice Zaehle, Sönke Caldararu, Silvia Schaller, Jörg Stimmler, Peter Holl, David Kutzbach, Lars Goeckede, Mathias |
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Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes |
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Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes |
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Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes |
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Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes |
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Decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of N2O in high latitudes |
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decoupling of permafrost thaw and vegetation growth could mean both ongoing nutrient limitation and an emergent source of n2o in high latitudes |
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