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From branch to forest to globe. How do tree strategies regarding wood growth and turnover affect forest responses to increased carbon dioxide levels?
Forests make a vital contribution to the terrestrial carbon (C) sink, by assimilating more C from the atmosphere than is respired back, utilising the available C in both short-lived and long-lived biomass. The role of rising CO2 levels in the atmosphere for the Earth’s radiative balance and climate
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