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Vegetation restoration in dryland with shrub serves as a carbon sink: Evidence from a 13-year observation at the Tengger Desert of Northern China 期刊论文
发表期刊: LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT. 出版年: 2024, 卷号: 35, 期号: 1, 页码: 102-113
作者:  Gao, Yanhong;  Liu, Lichao;  Ma, Shaoxiu;  Zhou, Yuanyuan;  Jia, Rongliang;  Li, Xinrong;  Yang, Haotian;  Wang, Bingyao
收藏  |  浏览/下载：51/0  |  提交时间：2024/10/04
carbon sequestration capacity  dryland  net carbon uptake period  revegetation  Tengger desert  
The relative controls of temperature and soil moisture on the start of carbon flux phenology and net ecosystem production in two alpine meadows on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau 期刊论文
发表期刊: JOURNAL OF PLANT ECOLOGY. 出版年: 2020, 卷号: 13, 期号: 2, 页码: 247-255
作者:  Chai, Xi;  Shi, Peili;  Song, Minghua;  Zong, Ning;  He, Yongtao;  Li, Yingnian;  Zhang, Xianzhou;  Liu, Yanjiao
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growing degree day  growing season index  the start of carbon uptake period  net ecosystem production  alpine meadows  Qinghai-Tibet Plateau  
The relative controls of temperature and soil moisture on the start of carbon flux phenology and net ecosystem production in two alpine meadows on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau 期刊论文
发表期刊: Journal of Plant Ecology. 出版年: 2020, 卷号: 13, 期号: 2, 页码: 247-255
作者:  Chai Xi;  Shi Peili;  Song Minghua;  Zong Ning;  He Yongtao;  Li Yingnian;  Zhang Xianzhou;  Liu Yanjiao
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growing degree day  growing season index  the start of carbon uptake period  net ecosystem production  alpine meadows  Qinghai-Tibet Plateau  
Process contributions of Australian ecosystems to interannual variations in the carbon cycle 期刊论文
发表期刊: ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS. 出版年: 2016, 卷号: 11, 期号: 5
作者:  Haverd, Vanessa;  Smith, Benjamin;  Trudinger, Cathy
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global carbon cycle  semi-arid ecosystems  Australia  interannual variability  net carbon uptake  net primary production  precipitation anomalies