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16. Simulation of Vegetation Cover Based on the Theory of Ecohydrological Optimality in the Yongding River Watershed, China Y. Zhang et al.
17. Effects of Climate and Land-Use Change on the Supply and Demand Relationship of Water Provision Services in the Yellow River Basin F. Gao et al.
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19. Modeling seasonal surface runoff and base flow based on the generalized proportionality hypothesis X. Chen & D. Wang
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23. Responses of Natural Vegetation Dynamics to Climate Drivers in China from 1982 to 2011 Y. Liu & H. Lei
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30. Modelling and attributing growing season GPP change by improving Budyko's limitation framework in the inland river basin of Northwestern China X. Chang et al.
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