Carbon and Nitrogen Fluxes in Leaf-Cutter Ant Sites in a Changing Climate
Angel S. Fernandez-Bou(Union of Concerned Scientists), Luitgard Schwendenmann(University of Auckland), Michael F. Allen(University of California, Riverside), T. and Harmon(Union of Concerned Scientists), Leticia Classen‐Rodríguez(University of California, Merced), Philip W. Rundel(University of California, Los Angeles), Carlos L. de la Rosa(BMT Group (United States))
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