Category Archives: Plantation in China’s Huairou district
Wang Shu and Jia Hepeng
14 December 2007
Source: SciDev.Net
[BEIJING] Climate change has helped plants in China become more robust, according to a study by Chinese scientists.
Scientists at the Beijing Normal University studied the link between climate factors and changes in plants’ net primary productivity — a term used to evaluate the net […]
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