Are above- and below-ground phenology in sync?
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Summary
Root and shoot growth are positively correlated with median monthly temperature and mean monthly precipitation in boreal, temperate, and subtropical biomes, leading to the hypothesis that internal controls over C allocation to roots are an equally, if not more, important driver of phenology.
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- article
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- 2015-02-01
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Keywords
Axion, Dark matter, Physics, Mixed dark matter, Astrophysics
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