A localized plant species-specific BVOC emission rate library of China established using a developed statistical approach based on field measurements

Han, Huijuan; Jia, Yanqi; Shi, Rende; Nie, Changliang; Kajii, Yoshizumi; Wu, Yan; Li, Lingyu

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A localized plant species-specific BVOC emission rate library of China established using a developed statistical approach based on field measurements

Huijuan Han, Yanqi Jia, Rende Shi, Changliang Nie, Yoshizumi Kajii, Yan Wu, and Lingyu Li

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