Nitrogen deposition outweighs climatic variability in driving annual growth rate of canopy beech trees: Evidence from long‐term growth reconstruction across a geographic gradient
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- 2018-07-01
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- 25
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Keywords
Beech, Precipitation, Environmental science, Canopy, Atmospheric sciences
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