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Authors:
PEART RM
CURRY RB
ROSENZWEIG C
JONES JW
BOOTE KJ
ALLEN LH
Citation: Rm. Peart et al., ENERGY AND IRRIGATION IN SOUTH EASTERN US AGRICULTURE UNDER CLIMATE-CHANGE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 635-642
Authors:
XIAO X
OJIMA DS
PARTON WJ
CHEN Z
CHEN D
Citation: X. Xiao et al., SENSITIVITY OF INNER-MONGOLIA GRASSLANDS TO CLIMATE-CHANGE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 643-648
Authors:
OHTA S
UCHIJIMA Z
OSHIMA Y
Citation: S. Ohta et al., EFFECT OF 2XCO2 CLIMATIC WARMING ON WATER TEMPERATURE AND AGRICULTURAL POTENTIAL IN CHINA, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 649-655
Authors:
WANG FT
ZHAO ZC
Citation: Ft. Wang et Zc. Zhao, IMPACT OF CLIMATE-CHANGE ON NATURAL VEGETATION IN CHINA AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR AGRICULTURE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 657-664
Authors:
WILLIAMS DW
LIEBHOLD AM
Citation: Dw. Williams et Am. Liebhold, HERBIVOROUS INSECTS AND GLOBAL CHANGE - POTENTIAL CHANGES IN THE SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION OF FOREST DEFOLIATOR OUTBREAKS, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 665-671
Authors:
LUO Y
TEBEEST DO
TENG PS
FABELLAR NG
Citation: Y. Luo et al., SIMULATION STUDIES ON RISK ANALYSIS OF RICE LEAF BLAST EPIDEMICS ASSOCIATED WITH GLOBAL CLIMATE-CHANGE IN SEVERAL ASIAN COUNTRIES, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 673-678
Authors:
SCHULZE RE
KUNZ RP
Citation: Re. Schulze et Rp. Kunz, POTENTIAL SHIFTS IN OPTIMUM GROWTH AREAS OF SELECTED COMMERCIAL TREE SPECIES AND SUBTROPICAL CROPS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA DUE TO GLOBAL WARMING, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 679-688
Authors:
SIEGEL E
DOWLATABADI H
SMALL MJ
Citation: E. Siegel et al., SENSITIVITY AND UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS OF AN INDIVIDUAL PLANT-MODEL ANDPERFORMANCE OF ITS REDUCED FORM VERSIONS - A CASE-STUDY OF TREGRO, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 689-694
Authors:
TATE KR
PARSHOTAM A
ROSS DJ
Citation: Kr. Tate et al., SOIL CARBON STORAGE AND TURNOVER IN TEMPERATE FORESTS AND GRASSLANDS - A NEW-ZEALAND PERSPECTIVE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 695-700
Authors:
JOYCE LA
MILLS JR
HEATH LS
MCGUIRE AD
HAYNES RW
BIRDSEY RA
Citation: La. Joyce et al., FOREST SECTOR IMPACTS FROM CHANGES IN FOREST PRODUCTIVITY UNDER CLIMATE-CHANGE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 703-713
Authors:
MURDIYARSO D
WASRIN UR
Citation: D. Murdiyarso et Ur. Wasrin, ESTIMATING LAND-USE CHANGE AND CARBON RELEASE FROM TROPICAL FORESTS CONVERSION USING REMOTE-SENSING TECHNIQUE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 715-721
Authors:
GILMANOV TG
OECHEL WC
Citation: Tg. Gilmanov et Wc. Oechel, NEW ESTIMATES OF ORGANIC-MATTER RESERVES AND NET PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITYOF THE NORTH-AMERICAN TUNDRA ECOSYSTEMS, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 723-741
Authors:
BARKER JR
BAUMGARDNER GA
TURNER DP
LEE JJ
Citation: Jr. Barker et al., POTENTIAL CARBON BENEFITS OF THE CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM IN THE UNITED-STATES, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 743-751
Authors:
HALL CAS
TIAN H
QI Y
PONTIUS G
CORNELL J
Citation: Cas. Hall et al., MODELING SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF TROPICAL LAND-USE CHANGE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 753-757
Authors:
PERRUCHOUD DO
FISCHLIN A
Citation: Do. Perruchoud et A. Fischlin, THE RESPONSE OF THE CARBON-CYCLE IN UNDISTURBED FOREST ECOSYSTEMS TO CLIMATE-CHANGE - A REVIEW OF PLANT-SOIL MODELS, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 759-774
Authors:
PLOCHL M
CRAMER W
Citation: M. Plochl et W. Cramer, POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON TUNDRA AND BOREAL FOREST ECOSYSTEMS - COMPARISON OF SOME BIOGEOCHEMICAL MODELS, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 775-783
Authors:
MCGUIRE AD
MELILLO JM
KICKLIGHTER DW
JOYCE LA
Citation: Ad. Mcguire et al., EQUILIBRIUM RESPONSES OF SOIL CARBON TO CLIMATE-CHANGE - EMPIRICAL AND PROCESS-BASED ESTIMATES, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 785-796
Authors:
LUO YQ
MOONEY HA
Citation: Yq. Luo et Ha. Mooney, LONG-TERM CO2 STIMULATION OF CARBON INFLUX INTO GLOBAL TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS - ISSUES AND APPROACHES, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 797-803
Authors:
VANMINNEN JG
GOLDEWIJK KK
LEEMANS R
Citation: Jg. Vanminnen et al., THE IMPORTANCE OF FEEDBACK PROCESSES AND VEGETATION TRANSITION IN THETERRESTRIAL CARBON-CYCLE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 805-814
Authors:
PRINCE SD
GOWARD SN
Citation: Sd. Prince et Sn. Goward, GLOBAL PRIMARY PRODUCTION - A REMOTE-SENSING APPROACH, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 815-835
Authors:
FOLEY JA
Citation: Ja. Foley, NUMERICAL-MODELS OF THE TERRESTRIAL BIOSPHERE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 837-842
Authors:
CIRET C
HENDERSONSELLERS A
Citation: C. Ciret et A. Hendersonsellers, STATIC VEGETATION AND DYNAMIC GLOBAL CLIMATE - PRELIMINARY-ANALYSIS OF THE ISSUES TIME STEPS AND TIME SCALES, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 843-856
Authors:
KITTEL TGF
ROSENBLOOM NA
PAINTER TH
SCHIMEL DS
MELILLO JM
PAN YD
KICKLIGHTER DW
MCGUIRE AD
NEILSON RP
CHANEY J
OJIMA DS
MCKEOWN R
PARTON WJ
PULLIAM WM
PRENTICE IC
HAXELTINE A
RUNNING SW
PIERCE LL
NEMANI RR
HUNT ER
SMITH TM
RIZZO B
WOODWARD FI
Citation: Tgf. Kittel et al., THE VEMAP INTEGRATED DATABASE FOR MODELING UNITED-STATES ECOSYSTEM VEGETATION SENSITIVITY TO CLIMATE-CHANGE/, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 857-862
Authors:
PENG CH
GUIOT J
VANCAMPO E
CHEDDADI R
Citation: Ch. Peng et al., THE VARIATION OF TERRESTRIAL CARBON STORAGE AT 6000 YR BP IN EUROPE -RECONSTRUCTION FROM POLLEN DATA USING 2 EMPIRICAL BIOSPHERE MODELS, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 863-873
Authors:
SIEGEL E
DOWLATABADI H
SMALL MJ
Citation: E. Siegel et al., A PROBABILISTIC MODEL OF ECOSYSTEM PREVALENCE, Journal of biogeography, 22(4-5), 1995, pp. 875-879