Modeling analysis of primary controls on net ecosystem productivity of seven boreal and temperate coniferous forests across a continental transect
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T. Andrew Black | Charles P.-A. Bourque | Fengming Yuan | Alan G. Barr | Hank A. Margolis | T. A. Black | M. Altaf Arain | Steven C. Wofsy | S. Wofsy | H. Margolis | M. A. Arain | A. Barr | J. McCaughey | C. Bourque | C. Coursolle | F. Yuan | J. Harry McCaughey | Carole Coursolle | J. Mccaughey
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