Nitrogen Saturation in Temperate Forest Ecosystems Hypotheses revisited
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W. McDowell | G. Berntson | J. Aber | L. Rustad | W. Currie | K. Nadelhoffer | S. McNulty | A. Magill | Mark Kamakea | I. Fernandez
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