Canopy structure more important to climate than leaf nitrogen levels, study says

Monday, December 3, 2012 - 15:30 in Earth & Climate

Claims that forest leaves rich in nitrogen may aid in reflecting infrared radiation—helping cool the atmosphere—have been challenged by new research that shows that the structure of tree canopies is a more important factor in infrared reflection.

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