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Quantifying the transient carbon dynamics of ecosystem scale carbon cycle responses to piñon pine mortality using a large-scale experimental manipulation, remote sensing and model-data fusion

M. E. Litvak, T. W. Hilton, Daniel Krofcheck, Andrew M. Fox, Emma L. Robinson, N. G. McDowell, Thom A. Rahn, Robert L. Sinsabaugh

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Key concepts: Scale (ratio), Carbon cycle, Carbon fibers, Remote sensing, Ecosystem, Environmental science, Transient (computer programming), Fusion

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