Unexpectedly High Methane Emissions through Black Ash Lenticels in Forest Wetlands of Northern Michigan
Nicholas W. Bolton(Minnesota Department of Natural Resources), Thomas G. Pypker(Thompson Rivers University), James Shannon(La Trobe University), Randall K. Kolka(US Forest Service), Stephen D. Sebestyen, Matthew Van Grinsven(Michigan Technological University), Joseph W. Wagenbrenner(Pacific Southwest Research Station), John McCan Davis
2014 AGU Fall Meeting
December 16, 2014
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