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LiangChen3519/N_Fertilization_in_ScotsPine: Long-term nitrogen fertilization increases drought sensitivity of gross primary productivity capacity in a boreal Scots pine forest

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Autore principale:	LiangChen3519
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Pubblicazione:	Zenodo 2026
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