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Tree growth and intrinsic water-use efficiency of inland riparian forests in northwestern China: evaluation via δ13C and δ18O analysis of tree ringsLiu et al., 2014
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- Liu X
- Wang W
- Xu G
- Zeng X
- Wu G
- Zhang X
- Qin D
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- Tree physiology
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The rising atmospheric CO2 concentration (C a) has increased tree growth and intrinsic water-use efficiency (iWUE). However, the magnitude of this effect on long-term iWUE and whether this increase could stimulate the growth of riparian forests in extremely arid regions …
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