Biomass-burning smoke's properties and its interactions with marine stratocumulus clouds in WRF-CAM5 and southeastern Atlantic field campaigns
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G. McFarquhar | C. Kuang | S. Howell | P. Saide | P. Zuidema | A. Nenes | J. Redemann | A. Sedlacek | K. Thornhill | Huihui Wu | Amie N. Dobracki | S. Freitag | J. Uin | Jianhao Zhang | R. Wood | Siddhant Gupta | M. Kacarab | C. Howes | Jim M. Haywood | L. R. Leung | Yang Zhang | Hugh Coe | James Podolske | Jenny P. S. Wong
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