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Authors:
CANNELL MGR
THORNLEY JHM
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et Jhm. Thornley, N-POOR ECOSYSTEMS MAY RESPOND MORE TO ELEVATED [CO2] THAN N-RICH ONESIN THE LONG-TERM - A MODEL ANALYSIS OF GRASSLAND, Global change biology, 4(4), 1998, pp. 431-442
Authors:
MOBBS DC
CANNELL MGR
CROUT NMJ
LAWSON GJ
FRIEND AD
ARAH J
Citation: Dc. Mobbs et al., COMPLEMENTARITY OF LIGHT AND WATER-USE IN TROPICAL AGROFORESTS - I - THEORETICAL-MODEL OUTLINE, PERFORMANCE AND SENSITIVITY, Forest ecology and management, 102(2-3), 1998, pp. 259-274
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
MOBBS DC
LAWSON GJ
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et al., COMPLEMENTARITY OF LIGHT AND WATER-USE IN TROPICAL AGROFORESTS - II -MODELED THEORETICAL TREE PRODUCTION AND POTENTIAL CROP YIELD IN ARID TO HUMID CLIMATES, Forest ecology and management, 102(2-3), 1998, pp. 275-282
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
THORNLEY JHM
MOBBS DC
FRIEND AD
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et al., UK CONIFER FORESTS MAY BE GROWING FASTER IN RESPONSE TO INCREASED N DEPOSITION, ATMOSPHERIC CO2 AND TEMPERATURE, Forestry, 71(4), 1998, pp. 277-296
Authors:
THORNLEY JHM
CANNELL MGR
Citation: Jhm. Thornley et Mgr. Cannell, TEMPERATE GRASSLAND RESPONSES TO CLIMATE-CHANGE - AN ANALYSIS USING THE HURLEY PASTURE MODEL, Annals of botany, 80(2), 1997, pp. 205-221
Authors:
FRIEND AD
STEVENS AK
KNOX RG
CANNELL MGR
Citation: Ad. Friend et al., A PROCESS-BASED, TERRESTRIAL BIOSPHERE MODEL OF ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS (HYBRID V3.0), Ecological modelling, 95(2-3), 1997, pp. 249-287
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
VANNOORDWIJK M
ONG CK
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et al., THE CENTRAL AGROFORESTRY HYPOTHESIS - THE TREES MUST ACQUIRE RESOURCES THAT THE CROP WOULD NOT OTHERWISE ACQUIRE, Agroforestry systems, 34(1), 1996, pp. 27-31
Authors:
THORNLEY JHM
CANNELL MGR
Citation: Jhm. Thornley et Mgr. Cannell, TEMPERATE FOREST RESPONSES TO CARBON-DIOXIDE, TEMPERATURE AND NITROGEN - A MODEL ANALYSIS, Plant, cell and environment, 19(12), 1996, pp. 1331-1348
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
CRUICKSHANK MM
MOBBS DC
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et al., CARBON STORAGE AND SEQUESTRATION IN THE FORESTS OF NORTHERN-IRELAND, Forestry, 69(2), 1996, pp. 155-165
Authors:
CLYMO RS
GOULDING KWT
SMITH KA
CANNELL MGR
Citation: Rs. Clymo et al., THE EFFECT OF AGRICULTURE ON METHANE OXIDATION IN SOIL - DISCUSSION, Philosophical transactions-Royal Society of London. Physical sciences and engineering, 351(1696), 1995, pp. 324-325
Authors:
LAWSON GJ
CROUT NMJ
LEVY PE
MOBBS DC
WALLACE JS
CANNELL MGR
BRADLEY RG
Citation: Gj. Lawson et al., THE TREE-CROP INTERFACE - REPRESENTATION BY COUPLING OF FOREST AND CROP PROCESS-MODELS, Agroforestry systems, 30(1-2), 1995, pp. 199-221
Authors:
MOBBS DC
CANNELL MGR
Citation: Dc. Mobbs et Mgr. Cannell, OPTIMAL TREE FALLOW ROTATIONS - SOME PRINCIPLES REVEALED BY MODELING, Agroforestry systems, 29(2), 1995, pp. 113-132
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
MILNE R
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et R. Milne, CARBON POOLS AND SEQUESTRATION IN FOREST ECOSYSTEMS IN BRITAIN, Forestry, 68(4), 1995, pp. 361-378
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
DEWAR RC
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et Rc. Dewar, THE CARBON SINK PROVIDED BY PLANTATION FORESTS AND THEIR PRODUCTS IN BRITAIN, Forestry, 68(1), 1995, pp. 35-48
Authors:
MORGAN J
CANNELL MGR
Citation: J. Morgan et Mgr. Cannell, SHAPE OF TREE STEMS - A REEXAMINATION OF THE UNIFORM STRESS HYPOTHESIS, Tree physiology, 14(1), 1994, pp. 49-62
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
GRACE J
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et J. Grace, COMPETITION FOR LIGHT - DETECTION, MEASUREMENT, AND QUANTIFICATION, Canadian journal of forest research, 23(10), 1993, pp. 1969-1979
Authors:
CANNELL MGR
DEWAR RC
PYATT DG
Citation: Mgr. Cannell et al., CONIFER PLANTATIONS ON DRAINED PEATLANDS IN BRITAIN - A NET GAIN OR LOSS OF CARBON, Forestry, 66(4), 1993, pp. 353-369
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