Woody biomass production during the second rotation of a bio‐energy<i>Populus</i>plantation increases in a future high CO<sub>2</sub>world
Marion Liberloo(University of Antwerp), R. Ceulemans(Province of Antwerp), Olevi Kull(University of Tartu), Andrea Polle(University of Göttingen), Mauro Rubino(CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere), Carlo Calfapietra(Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth), Christine A. Raines(University of Essex), Martin Lukáč, Marcel R. Hoosbeek(Wageningen University & Research), Giuseppe Scarascia Mugnozza(Università degli Studi della Tuscia), Zhi‐Bin Luo(Chinese Academy of Forestry), Michal V. Marek, Gail Taylor(Institute of Botany), Douglas L. Godbold(Bangor University)
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