Supplementary material to "TundraFlux: A database of ecosystem respiration with biotic and abiotic metadata from Arctic and alpine tundra warming experiments"
Sarah Schwieger(Universität Greifswald), Thomas C. Parker(James Hutton Institute), Zhen‐Huan Guan, Birgitte Kortegaard Danielsen, Jón Guðmundsson(Agricultural University of Iceland), Simone I. Lang, Ellen Dorrepaal(Abisko Scientific Research Station), Gus Jespersen, Eero Myrsky(University of Helsinki), Casper T. Christiansen(University of Copenhagen), Richard E. Lamprecht(University of Eastern Finland), Hanna Böhner(UiT The Arctic University of Norway), Bo Elberling(University of Copenhagen), Ned Fetcher(Wilkes University), Mats P. Björkman(University of Gothenburg), Joel White(Lund University), Marion Nyberg(University of Tasmania), Robert G. Björk(Göteborgs Stads), Michele Carbognani(University of Parma), Maija E. Marushchak(University of Jyväskylä), Jin He(Peking University), Paulo Olivas, Hlynur Óskarsson(Dublin City University), Brage Bremset Hansen(Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Tariq Muhammad Munir(University of Calgary), Judith M. Sarneel(Umeå University), Mark J. Hovenden(University of Tasmania), Elisabeth J. Cooper(UiT The Arctic University of Norway), Konstantin Gavazov(Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research), Inge Althuizen(Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research), Steven F. Oberbauer(Florida International University), Giorgio Chiari(University of Parma), Siri Vatsø Haugum(University of Bergen), Kevin K. Newsham(British Antarctic Survey), T'ai G W Forte, Johan Olofsson, Ingibjörg S. Jónsdóttir, Ludovica D'Imperio, Bowen Li, Hans Cornelissen, Ji Young Jung, Caitlin Hicks Pries, Mathilde Le Moullec, Jan Dietrich, Anders Michelsen, Olga Khitun, Patrick Faubert, Joseph Gaudard, Hanna Lee, Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland)
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