Conversion of canopy intercepted radiation to photosynthate: review of modelling approaches for regional scales.
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Damian Barrett | Joe Landsberg | Robert Clement | Belinda E. Medlyn | Peter Sands | D. Barrett | P. Sands | B. Medlyn | J. Landsberg | R. Clement
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