Scaling of Carbon Cycle Processes in a Mountain Ecosystem Using Isotopes of Respired Carbon Dioxide in Nocturnal Cold-air Drainage
B. J. Bond(Oregon State University), M. H. Unsworth(Oregon State University), Thomas G. Pypker(Thompson Rivers University), M. Hauck(Oregon State University), Elizabeth W. Sulzman(Oregon State University), Holly Barnard(Oregon State University), David R. Conklin(Oregon State University), A. C. Mix, Zachary Kayler(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Claire L. Phillips(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 1, 2006
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