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How could we use eLTER to improve drought impact monitoring in European forests?
Droughts are increasingly affecting forest ecosystems, compromising their capacity to sequester carbon and thereby weakening their role in mitigating atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations. While several drought monitoring systems have been established for risk assessment and early warning, the r
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