Modeling carbon isotope fluxes and concentration profiles over a temperate deciduous forest across a spectrum of time scales with a biophysical model, CANOAK

Dennis Baldocchi; D. R. Bowling

Modeling carbon isotope fluxes and concentration profiles over a temperate deciduous forest across a spectrum of time scales with a biophysical model, CANOAK — Dennis Baldocchi (2001) | RDL Network

Modeling carbon isotope fluxes and concentration profiles over a temperate deciduous forest across a spectrum of time scales with a biophysical model, CANOAK

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