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Carbon fluxes in a young, naturally regenerating jack pine ecosystem
Within the FLUXNET network of tower stations for performing long-term measurements of CO 2 exchange between forest ecosystems and the atmosphere, most research has focused on mature forests that are strong carbon sinks. Nevertheless, it is just as valuable to quantify fluxes from recently dis
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