Arctic Report Card 2021:Tundra Greenness

Frost, G. V.; Macander, M. J.; Bhatt, U. S.; Berner, L. T.; Bjerke, J. W.; Epstein, H. E.; Forbes, B. C.; Goetz, S. J.; Lara, M. J.; Park, T.; Phoenix, G. K.; Serbin, S. P.; Tømmervik, H.; Walker, D. A.; Yang, D.

doi:10.25923/8n78-wp73

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Arctic Report Card 2021:Tundra Greenness

2021
By Frost, G. V. ; Macander, M. J. ; Bhatt, U. S. ; ...
Series: NOAA Technical Report OAR ARC ; 21-08

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Frost, G. V. ; Macander, M. J. ; Bhatt, U. S. ; Berner, L. T. ; Bjerke, J. W. ; Epstein, H. E. ; Forbes, B. C. ; Goetz, S. J. ; Lara, M. J. ; Park, T. ; Phoenix, G. K. ; Serbin, S. P. ; Tømmervik, H. ; Walker, D. A. ; Yang, D. Less -
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Earth's northernmost continental landmasses and island archipelagos are home to the Arctic tundra biome, a 5.1 million km2 region characterized by low-growing, treeless vegetation adapted to short, cool summers (CAVM Team 2003). The Arctic tundra biome has long been a "hotspot" of global environmental change, because vegetation and underlying permafrost soils are strongly influenced by warming air temperatures and the rapid decline of sea ice on the nearby Arctic Ocean (Bhatt et al. 2021; see essays Surface Air Temperature and Sea Ice).
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Climatic Changes Monitoring Tundra Ecology Vegetation Greenness Arctic Report Card
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