Effects of elevated (CO2) on photosynthesis in European forest species: a meta-analysis of model parameters
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P. De Angelis | Belinda E. Medlyn | Reinhart Ceulemans | Seppo Kellomäki | Michal V. Marek | R. Ceulemans | S. Kellomäki | B. Medlyn | M. Marek | Kai-yun Wang | C. Barton | A. Rey | M. Broadmeadow | P. Roberntz | Franz-Werner Badeck | D. Pury | P. Angelis | M. Forstreuter | M. E. Jach | E. Laitat | S. Philippot | J. Strassemeyer | K. Laitinen | R. Liozon | B. Portier | P. G. Jstbid | Ana Rey | M. S. J. Broadmeadow | Kai-Yun Wang | Franz-W. Badeck | D. G. G. De Pury | C. V. M. Barton | M. Forstreuter | E. Laitat | S. Philippot | J. Strassemeyer | Kaisa Laitinen | R. Liozon | B. Portier | P. Roberntz
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