NDVI Dynamics and Its Response to Climate Change and Reforestation in Northern China
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NDVI Dynamics and Its Response to Climate Change and Reforestation in Northern China
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Remote Sensing
Volume 12, Issue 24, Pages 4138
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MDPI AG
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2020-12-17
DOI
10.3390/rs12244138
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