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Biophysical response of sugar maple and hemlock tree seedlings to elevated CO2 and NO2 levels

Atmospheric
Terrestrial
Vegetation
elevated carbon dioxide
biomass
seedling growth
NOx
Abstract: 
Biomass and biophysical characteristics of hemlock and sugar maple seedlings grown under manipulated atmospheric and soil conditions. Individual trees were exposed to combinations of three treatments: elevated atmospheric concentrations of CO2, elevated atmospheric concentrations of NO2 and elevated soil concentrations of NO3-. This study took place in 2004 and 2005 at the University of Michigan Biological Station's (UMBS) Elevated CO2 Facility.
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Publisher
University of Michigan Biological Station
Modified
2022-02-11
Release Date
2019-04-03
Spatial / Geographical Coverage Area
POINT (-84.678330742463 45.558864288089)
Author
Allyson Eller
Contact Name
Allyson Eller
Contact Email
[email protected]
Status
Complete (archive)
Public Access Level
Public
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