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Evaluation of forest canopy models for estimating isoprene emissions
During the summer of 1992, isoprene emissions were measured in a mixed deciduous forest near Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Measurements were aimed at the experimental scale‐up of emissions from the leaf level to the forest canopy to the mixed layer. Results from the scale‐up study are compared to different
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