The changing global carbon cycle: linking plant–soil carbon dynamics to global consequences
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F. Stuart Chapin | Jack W. McFarland | Knut Kielland | R. Ruess | K. Kielland | E. Euskirchen | J. McFarland | Eugénie S. Euskirchen | Roger W. Ruess | A. David McGuire | F. Stuart | A. David McGuire | F. Stuart Chapin Iii | Chapin Iii | Chapín Iii
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