Improving partitioning of ecosystem exchange of CO2 using stable carbon isotopes: A study in restored and degraded wetlands

Patty Oikawa; Kyle S. Hemes; Elke Eichelman; Samuel R. Chamberlain; Sara Knox; Iryna Dronova; Joe Verfaillie; Dennis Baldocchi

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