The sweet side of global change - elevated CO2 increases non-structural carbohydrates in trees but not drought and N fertilization
Weibin Li(Ministry of Agriculture), Jiabing Wu, Henrik Hartmann(Julius Kühn-Institut), Dexin Guan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hongxia Zhang(Yantai University), Chuanyan Zhao(Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography), Changjie Jin(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Fenghui Yuan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Anzhi Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Henry D. Adams(Washington State University)
EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts
April 1, 2018
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