Warming and Increased Respiration Have Transformed an Alpine Steppe Ecosystem on the Tibetan Plateau From a Carbon Dioxide Sink Into a Source
Hanbo Yun(University of Copenhagen), Bo Elberling(University of Copenhagen), Licheng Liu(University of Minnesota), Qianlai Zhuang(Purdue University West Lafayette), Qing Zhu(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Wenxin Zhang(Lund University), Anping Chen(Colorado State University), Yang Qu(East China Normal University), Deliang Chen(Tsinghua University), Qingbai Wu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jing Tang(University of Copenhagen), Xiaobo Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Ludovica D’Imperio(University of Copenhagen)
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