Vegetation demographics in Earth System Models: A review of progress and priorities
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Benjamin Smith | Chonggang Xu | G. Hurtt | H. Muller‐Landau | M. Longo | D. Medvigy | P. Moorcroft | C. Koven | M. Dietze | H. Verbeeck | B. Christoffersen | S. Serbin | Hisashi Sato | W. Anderegg | R. Fisher | E. Weng | J. Lichstein | P. Lawrence | Xiangtao Xu | Tao Zhang | A. Matheny | C. Farrior | R. Knox | J. Holm | A. Trugman | T. Powell | J. Shuman | T. Viskari | J. W. Lichstein | Ensheng Weng
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