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    Carbon Sequestration (Temperature Effects)

    Material in this section originates from the following category in our Subject Index:

    Carbon Sequestration (Temperature Effects)


    Summary


    * -- Photosynthetic Overcompensation for Nocturnal Respiration Enhancement Due to Nighttime Warming

    * -- Soil Organic Carbon Response to Late 20th-Century Warming in the United Kingdom

    * -- The Effect of Long-Term Warming on Three Types of High-Arctic Tundra

    * -- The Effect of Warming on the Carbon Balance of High-Arctic Tundra

    Global Warming: How It May Impact Soil Carbon Storage by Reducing the Frequency and Severity of Freezing

    Carbon Sequestration in Soils: Where Measurements Lead, Theory Is Sure to Follow

    Enriching the Air with CO2 Enables Plants to Sequester Carbon at Higher Temperatures Than They Do Currently

    Global Warming Will Not Cause the Release of Great Quantities of Carbon from Forest Soils

    Recent Studies Show Global Warming May Enhance Soil Carbon Storage and Thereby Slow Its Own Progression

    Another Global Warming Horror Story Bites the Dust

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