Chlorophyll Anomaly Triggered by Long-range Transported Dust over the Northern South China Sea
S. Tsay, A. M. Sayer(Goddard Space Flight Center), Neng‐Yu Lin(National Taiwan University), J. Liu, N. C. Hsu(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Yanjie Chu, S. Wang, Shijie Huang(Anhui Agricultural University), William K. M. Lau(Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center)
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December 1, 2011
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