Land surface skin temperature captures thermal environments of C3and C4grasses
作者： Christopher J. Still , Stephanie Pau , Erika J. Edwards
DOI: 10.1111/GEB.12121
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摘要: … These findings challenge our fundamental understanding of how temperature influences the evolution of grasses and the responses of grasses to global change. The lack of inferred …
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