Carbon and water relations in Pinus taeda: Bridging the gap across plant physiology, genomics, and global climate change
作者： Catarina Fernandes Moura
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关键词: Biogeochemistry 、 Bridging (networking) 、 Biology 、 Genomics 、 Plant physiology 、 Global warming 、 Carbon 、 Ecology 、 Pinus <genus>
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