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Tree-soil-water relations under elevated CO\(_2\) – following the flow
The climate background to increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide levels alongside other greenhouse gases is described. The effects of these climatic drivers and the broad picture of other related climate impact is outlined. Proportions of carbon-cycle emissions and sinks within the landscape are note
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