Evapotranspiration dynamics in a boreal peatland and its impact on the water and energy balance

Evapotranspiration dynamics in a boreal peatland and its impact on the water and energy balance
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10.1029/2009jg001075
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2010-12
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Jiabing Wu;Jiabing Wu;L. Kutzbach;L. Kutzbach;D. F. Jager;C. Wille;C. Wille;M. Wilmking
Jiabing Wu;Jiabing Wu;L. Kutzbach;L. Kutzbach;D. F. Jager;C. Wille;C. Wille;M. Wilmking
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Jiabing Wu;Jiabing Wu;L. Kutzbach;L. Kutzbach;D. F. Jager;C. Wille;C. Wille;M. Wilmking

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