Uncertain sinks in the shrubs

Christine L. Goodale () and Eric A. Davidson
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Christine L. Goodale: The Woods Hole Research Center
Eric A. Davidson: The Woods Hole Research Center

Nature, 2002, vol. 418, issue 6898, 593-594

Abstract: Replacement of grassland by shrubland, which is occurring on a large scale in the United States, is thought to lock up considerable amounts of carbon. This 'carbon sink' may be much smaller than previously estimated.

Date: 2002
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