Edge-to-Stem Variability in Wet-Canopy Evaporation From an Urban Tree Row

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im Juli 2017 veröffentlichter wissenschaftlicher Artikel

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Edge-to-Stem Variability in Wet-Canopy Evaporation From an Urban Tree Row

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Edge-to-Stem Variability in Wet-Canopy Evaporation From an Urban Tree Row

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Adrian Meghoo

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Anke Hildebrandt

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Gustavo Maldonado

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Jean-François Côté

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John T. Van Stan

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S. Jeffrey Underwood

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Zachary Norman

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s10546-017-0277-7

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295-310

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S10546-017-0277-7

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165

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Jan Friesen

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2017-07-07T00:00:00Z

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