Richard Norby

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Richard Norby is a Research Professor at the University of Tennessee, USA. His research interests focus on the impacts of elevated CO2 on forest ecosystems, including productivity responses and biomass production in mature temperate forests. He also investigates tropical root responses to global changes and has published on the role of global mangrove root production in carbon budgeting. His recent work includes innovative applications of remote sensing in plant science and responses of ecosystems to warming.

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Lin Meng

Assistant Professor

Vanderbilt University

UNITED STATES
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David Frank

University of Arizona

UNITED STATES
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David JP Moore

Professor

University of Arizona

UNITED STATES
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SAMI ULLAH

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM
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Yao Liu

Northumbria University

UNITED KINGDOM
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Fengming Yuan

Technical Professional

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

UNITED STATES
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Stefan Krause

Professor at University of Birmingham

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM
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Avni Malhotra

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SWITZERLAND
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Marie ARNAUD

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM
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Molly Cavaleri

Associate Professor

Michigan Technological University

UNITED STATES
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Loren Albert

Assistant Professor

Oregon State University

UNITED STATES
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R. Oren

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UNITED STATES
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Virginia Dale

adjunct professor

University of Tennessee

UNITED STATES
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