Long-term nitrogen addition raises the annual carbon sink of a boreal forest to a new steady-state
Zhao Pen(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Matthias Peichl(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Georg Jocher(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Jinshu Chi(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Joshua L. Ratcliffe(Environmental Research Institute), Annikki Mäkelä(University of Helsinki), Xianglin Tian(University of Helsinki), Sune Linder(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Tomas Lundmark(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), John D. Marshall(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Mats B. Nilsson(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Hyungwoo Lim(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Peter Högberg(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Mikaell Ottosson Löfvenius(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Torgny Näsholm(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
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