Bayesian analysis of canopy transpiration models: A test of posterior parameter means against measurements
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Michael M. Loranty | D. Scott Mackay | Eric L. Kruger | Brent E. Ewers | D. Mackay | M. Loranty | E. Kruger | B. Ewers | S. Samanta | S. S. Samanta | Sudeep Samanta | D. S. Mackay
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