Abiotic CO<sub>2</sub> sources confound interpretation of temperature responses of in situ respiration in geothermally warmed forest soils of Iceland
Marja Maljanen(University of Eastern Finland), Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland), Heli Yli-Moijala(University of Eastern Finland), Bjarni D. Sigurðsson(Agricultural University of Iceland)
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