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Authors:
Newton, PCD
Clark, H
Edwards, GR
Ross, DJ
Citation: Pcd. Newton et al., Experimental confirmation of ecosystem model predictions comparing transient and equilibrium plant responses to elevated atmospheric CO2, ECOL LETT, 4(4), 2001, pp. 344-347
Authors:
von Caemmerer, S
Ghannoum, O
Conroy, JP
Clark, H
Newton, PCD
Citation: S. Von Caemmerer et al., Photosynthetic responses of temperate species to free air CO2 enrichment (FACE) in a grazed New Zealand pasture, AUST J PLAN, 28(6), 2001, pp. 439-450
Authors:
Ross, DJ
Tate, KR
Newton, PCD
Wilde, RH
Clark, H
Citation: Dj. Ross et al., Carbon and nitrogen pools and mineralization in a grassland organic soil at a New Zealand carbon dioxide spring, SOIL BIOL B, 33(6), 2001, pp. 849-852
Authors:
Edwards, GR
Clark, H
Newton, PCD
Citation: Gr. Edwards et al., The effects of elevated CO2 on seed production and seedling recruitment ina sheep-grazed pasture, OECOLOGIA, 127(3), 2001, pp. 383-394
Authors:
Hay, MJM
Newton, PCD
Robin, C
Cresswell, A
Citation: Mjm. Hay et al., Branching responses of a plagiotropic clonal herb to localised incidence of light simulating that reflected from vegetation, OECOLOGIA, 127(2), 2001, pp. 185-190
Authors:
Edwards, GR
Newton, PCD
Tilbrook, JC
Clark, H
Citation: Gr. Edwards et al., Seedling performance of pasture species under elevated CO2, NEW PHYTOL, 150(2), 2001, pp. 359-369
Authors:
Newton, PCD
Clark, H
Edwards, GR
Citation: Pcd. Newton et al., The effect of elevated atmospheric CO2 on grazed grasslands, ADV AGROEC, 2001, pp. 297-311
Authors:
Rillig, MC
Hernandez, GY
Newton, PCD
Citation: Mc. Rillig et al., Arbuscular mycorrhizae respond to elevated atmospheric CO2 after long-termexposure: evidence from a CO2 spring in New Zealand supports the resource balance model, ECOL LETT, 3(6), 2000, pp. 475-478
Authors:
Ross, DJ
Tate, KR
Newton, PCD
Wilde, RH
Clark, H
Citation: Dj. Ross et al., Carbon and nitrogen pools and mineralization in a grassland gley soil under elevated carbon dioxide at a natural CO2 spring, GL CHANGE B, 6(7), 2000, pp. 779-790
Authors:
Sowerby, A
Ball, AS
Gray, TRG
Newton, PCD
Clark, H
Citation: A. Sowerby et al., Elevated atmospheric [CO2] from a natural soda spring affects the initial mineralization rates of naturally senesced C-3 and C-4 leaf litter, SOIL BIOL B, 32(8-9), 2000, pp. 1323-1327
Authors:
Yeates, GW
Newton, PCD
Ross, DJ
Citation: Gw. Yeates et al., Response of soil nematode fauna to naturally elevated CO2 levels influenced by soil pattern, NEMATOLOGY, 1, 1999, pp. 285-293
Authors:
Clark, H
Newton, PCD
Barker, DJ
Citation: H. Clark et al., Physiological and morphological responses to elevated CO2 and a soil moisture deficit of temperate pasture species growing in an established plant community, J EXP BOT, 50(331), 1999, pp. 233-242
Authors:
Louie, K
Clark, H
Newton, PCD
Citation: K. Louie et al., Analysis of differential equation models in biology: a case study for clover meristem populations, NZ J AGR RE, 41(4), 1998, pp. 567-576
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