2022Agricultural and Forest MeteorologyRequires access

Atmospheric factors outweigh species traits and soil properties in explaining spatiotemporal variation in water-use efficiency of tropical and subtropical forest species

Songbo Tang, Hilary Rose Dawson, Lucas C. R. Silva, Josep Peñuelas, Jordi Sardans, Hans Lambers, Feiyan Zeng, Yuan Lai, Yanlong Jia, Guoyi Zhou, Yunting Fang, Ying Tu, Dan Xi, Dianxiang Zhang, Yuanwen Kuang

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Key concepts: Subtropics, Biome, Tropics, Environmental science, Water-use efficiency, Humid subtropical climate, Seasonality, Ecotone

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