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31. Litterfall and leaf litter decomposition in a central African tropical mountain forest and Eucalyptus plantation L. Cizungu et al.
32. Vapor Pressure Deficit and Sunlight Explain Seasonality of Leaf Phenology and Photosynthesis Across Amazonian Evergreen Broadleaved Forest X. Chen et al.
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