Growing season methane emission from a boreal peatland in the continuous permafrost zone of Northeast China: effects of active layer depth and vegetation

Both for optimized and for the original (non-optimized) expressions, the cost of the mapper evaluation, either optimized or not is a sum of the cost of reading the input relation,

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Diurnal variation of methane emission from paddy fields at different growth stages of rice cultivation

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of the fraction of single layer clouds and of the vertical extent of the ST-HIC population, separately for boreal winter and for boreal summer.. The relative amount of single

We categorized the data (Table 1 and Fig. 2) by permafrost zone (no permafrost, discontinuous, or continuous), season- ality (day of year), filter pore size (0.22, 0.45, or 0.7

In our previous studies, we investigated changes of soil temperature within the active layer, permafrost temperature at 6.0 m depth from 1996 to 2006 (Wu and Zhang, 2008) and

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