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The Frankfurt biosphere model: a global process-oriented model for the seasonal and longterm CO2 exchange between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere. (I) Model description and illustrative results for cold deciduous and boreal forests

M. Lüdeke, F. Badeck, R. Otto, Ch, S. Dönges, J. Kindermann, G. Würth, T. Lang, U. Jäkel, A. Klaudius, P. Ramge, S. Habermehl, and G. Kohlmaier. Climate Research, (1994)

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