Low and variable atmospheric coupling in irrigated Almond (Prunus dulcis) canopies indicates a limited influence of stomata on orchard evapotranspiration
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Richard L. Snyder | Gerardo M. Spinelli | Kenneth A. Shackel | R. Snyder | K. Shackel | B. Sanden | Matthew E. Gilbert | Blake L. Sanden | M. Gilbert
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