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Drivers of northern peatland CO<sub>2</sub> fluxes revisited: interacting water level-temperature dependency
Peatlands are the largest terrestrial stores of organic carbon, but drainage has turned them into substantial sources of CO2. While water level is widely recognized as the primary control of CO2 emissions from peatlands, effective future management requires understanding its in
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