Improved modeling of land surface phenology using MODIS land surface reflectance and temperature at evergreen needleleaf forests of central North America
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Dailiang Peng | Bin Fang | Linlin Lu | Alemu Gonsamo | Shiguang Xu | Chaoyang Wu | Rachhpal S. Jassal | Jing Chen | M. Altaf Arain | Chaoyang Wu | A. Gonsamo | J. Chen | B. Fang | M. A. Arain | D. Peng | Linlin Lu | R. Jassal | Shiguang Xu | Yuxia Liu | Yuxia Liu
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