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Hourly water-carbon interactions modulate decadal water-use efficiency trends inferred from ecosystem-scale measurements
Plant stomatal conductance regulates photosynthesis and transpiration. This physiological link affects ecosystem responses to microclimate and harmonizes carbon, energy, and water exchanges between the biosphere and atmosphere. The relationship between water losses via transpiration and carbon gains
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