A greener Greenland? Climatic potential and long-term constraints on future expansions of trees and shrubs
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Niklaus E. Zimmermann | Achilleas Psomas | Christian Körner | Heike Lischke | Toke T. Høye | Peter B. Pearman | Christian Bay | Urs A. Treier | Jens-Christian Svenning | Signe Normand | Luigi Maiorano | Christophe Randin | Ralf Ohlemüller | L. Maiorano | C. Körner | N. Zimmermann | T. Høye | R. Ohlemüller | H. Lischke | C. Bay | C. Randin | J. Svenning | P. Pearman | U. Treier | A. Psomas | S. Normand | E. D. Kjær | J. Paulsen | Jens Paulsen | Erik D. Kjær
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