Pattern & Process of Tree Mortality Waves in the Mountains of the Southwestern United States [Alison Macalady]
Neal A. Scott 1, David Y. Hollinger 2, Eric A. Davidson 1, D. Bryan Dail 3, Holly Hughes 1, John T. Lee 3, Chuck Rodrigues 3, 1 Woods Hole Research Center,
Fire and Forest Ecosystems in the South Eastern USA Jennifer Wright Photo Richard T. Bryant.
CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN PLANTS * WHAT IS A CIRCADIAN CLOCK? * CLOCK OUTPUTS * CLOCK INPUTS * THE CENTRAL OSCILLATOR * OTHER COMPONENTS * SEASONAL RHYTHMS.
Land surface key issues and GLASS progress Land-surface and the key issues Bart van den Hurk co-chair GLASS.
Climate Change and Douglas-fir Dave Spittlehouse, Research Branch, BC Min. Forest and Range, Victoria.
Student Water Evapotranspiration Network (SWETNET):
High Resolution Plant Phenomics Centre .
Benefits of Adding Physiological Measurements to Long-term Monitoring Efforts Calcium Depletion and Red Spruce / Sugar Maple Decline as Examples.
Variability observed in C flux. (Pine plantation, SW Fance) (Rimu Forest SW NZ) A foresters paradise Environmentalist paradise.
Climate Modelling Perspectives
High Resolution Plant Phenomics Centre plantphenomics.au/hrppc
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