The Duke Forest FACE Experiment: CO2 Enrichment of a Loblolly Pine Forest
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D. Ellsworth | W. Schlesinger | E. Bernhardt | R. Oren | E. DeLucia | D. Moore | A. Finzi | K. Hofmockel | R. Matamala | R. Thomas | G. Hendrey | J. Lichter | J. Pippen
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