Dataset for Responses of tundra plant community carbon flux to experimental warming, dominant species removal and elevation

Maja K. Sundqvist; Nathan J. Sanders; Ellen Dorrepaal; Elin Lindén; Daniel B. Metcalfe; Gregory S. Newman; Johan Olofsson; David A. Wardle; Aimée T. Classen

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Dataset of instantaneous CO2 fluxes, soil and air conditions and vegetation properties in a warming and dominant plant species removal experiment at two elevational sites near Abisko, Sweden. <br>

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