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Land-use legacies and drought exposure affect aboveground carbon dynamics along elevational gradients in tropical forests of China
Tropical forests play a critical role in regulating the global carbon balance, yet the dynamics of aboveground carbon (AGC) often vary with land-use legacies and drought, which in turn often covary with elevation. Our understanding of how land-use legacies and drought exposure are associated with AG
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