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Contents : AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY ELSEVIER Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 91 (1998) 161-176 Measured and predicted air temperatures at basin to regional scales in the southern Appalachian mountains Paul V. Bolstad3'* Lloyd Swiftb Fred Collins0 Jacques Regniered a Forest Resources University of Minnesota 1530 N. Cleveland Ave St. Paul MN 55108 USA b Coweeta Hydrologic Lab US Forest Service Otto NC 28763 USA c Resource Management and Distributed Systems IBM Boulder CO 80301 USA d Natural Re...[more]

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