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Chan, A. M., & Bowling, D. R. (2017). Assessing the thermal dissipation sap flux density method for monitoring cold season water transport in seasonally snow-covered forests. Tree physiology, 37(7), 984-995.
Chan, Allison M., and David R. Bowling. "Assessing the thermal dissipation sap flux density method for monitoring cold season water transport in seasonally snow-covered forests." Tree physiology 37.7 (2017): 984-995.
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Assessing the thermal dissipation sap flux density method for monitoring cold season water transport in seasonally snow-covered forests.

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Productivity of conifers in seasonally snow-covered forests is high before and during snowmelt when environmental conditions are optimal for photosynthesis. Climate change is altering the timing of spring in many locations, and changes in the date of transition from winter dormancy can have large impacts on annual productivity. Sap flow methods provide a promising approach to monitor tree activity during the cold season and the winter–spring and fall–winter transitions. Although sap flow techniques have been widely used, cold …

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