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Table 1. Di ff erent estimates for the land C-flux of the country. A negative sign indicates a source to the atmosphere and a positive sign indicates a sink.
Table 3. Mean (kg C m −2 ) and total (Tg C) carbon stored in the vegetation and soil in each land cover type for the period 2000–2005.
Table 5. Sensitivity of carbon to climate in four RCPs for the whole country. dC: change in total stored C, dT : change in mean land surface temperature, γ: change in the Land-C flux relative to the change in temperature, γ o land carbon sensitivity to cli
Figure 1. Observed precipitation (m yr −1 ), Temperature ( ◦ C), and Land Cover Types for Mexico (mean of 2000–2005)
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