Decoupling between Plant Productivity and Growing Season Length under a Warming Climate in Canada’s Arctic

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"Decoupling between Plant Productivity and Growing Season Length under a Warming Climate in Canada’s Arctic"
written by Wenjun Chen, Paul Zorn, Lori White, Ian Olthof, Yu Zhang, Robert Fraser, Sylvain Leblanc,
published by American Journal of Climate Change, Vol.5 No.3, 2016

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