2017•Agricultural and Forest MeteorologyOpen access

Aboveground net primary productivity and carbon balance remain stable under extreme precipitation events in a semiarid steppe ecosystem

Yanbin Hao, Chengchen Zhou, W.J. Liu, L.F. Li, Xiaoming Kang, L. Jiang, Xiao Cui, Yanfen Wang, Xiaoqi Zhou, Cheng‐Yuan Xu

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Key concepts: Environmental science, Primary production, Ecosystem, Ecosystem respiration, Precipitation, Steppe, Growing season, Climate change

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