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October 22, 2022Journal of Experimental Botany

Heat tracer-based sap flow methods for tree transpiration measurements: a mini review and bibliometric analysis

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JWJiaming WangNTNeil C. TurnerUnited Nations Development ProgrammeHFHao FengEnergy Foundation

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