Drought-induced mortality selectively affects Scots pine trees that show limited intrinsic water-use efficiency responsiveness to raising atmospheric CO2
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Drought-induced mortality selectively affects Scots pine trees that show limited intrinsic water-use efficiency responsiveness to raising atmospheric CO2
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FUNCTIONAL PLANT BIOLOGY
Volume 41, Issue 3, Pages 244
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CSIRO Publishing
Online
2014-02-11
DOI
10.1071/fp13067
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