Plant physiology of the missing carbon sinkFIELD, Christopher B.Plant physiology (Bethesda). 2001, Vol 125, Num 1, pp 25-28, issn 0032-0889Article

The carbon balance of an old-growth forest: Building across approaches : Carbon dynamics of an old-growth forestFIELD, Christopher B; KADUK, Jörg.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2004, Vol 7, Num 5, pp 525-533, issn 1432-9840, 9 p.Article

Tradeoffs and Synergies between Biofuel Production and Large Solar Infrastructure in DesertsRAVI, Sujith; LOBELL, David B; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Environmental science & technology. 2014, Vol 48, Num 5, pp 3021-3030, issn 0013-936X, 10 p.Article

Changes in Ecologically Critical Terrestrial Climate Conditions : Natural Systems in Changing ClimatesDIFFENBAUGH, Noah S; FIELD, Christopher B.Science (Washington, D.C.). 2013, Vol 341, Num 6145, pp 486-492, issn 0036-8075, 7 p.Article

Estimation of the carbon dioxide (CO₂) fertilization effect using growth rate anomalies of CO₂ and crop yields since 1961LOBELL, David B; FIELD, Christopher B.Global change biology (Print). 2008, Vol 14, Num 1, pp 39-45, issn 1354-1013, 7 p.Article

Linking vegetation patterns to environmental gradients and human impacts in a mediterranean-type island ecosystemDAHLIN, Kyla M; ASNER, Gregory P; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 9, pp 1571-1585, issn 0921-2973, 15 p.Article

Land-Use Efficiency of Big SolarHERNANDEZ, Rebecca R; HOFFACKER, Madison K; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Environmental science & technology. 2014, Vol 48, Num 2, pp 1315-1323, issn 0013-936X, 9 p.Article

Environmental and community controls on plant canopy chemistry in a Mediterranean-type ecosystemDAHLIN, Kyla M; ASNER, Gregory P; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 2013, Vol 110, Num 17, pp 6895-6900, issn 0027-8424, 6 p.Article

Linking definitions, mechanisms, and modeling of drought-induced tree deathANDEREGG, William R. L; BERRY, Joseph A; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Trends in plant science. 2012, Vol 17, Num 12, pp 693-700, issn 1360-1385, 8 p.Article

Boosted carbon emissions from Amazon deforestationLOARIE, Scott R; ASNER, Gregory P; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Geophysical research letters. 2009, Vol 36, Num 14, issn 0094-8276, L14810.1-L14810.5Article

Litter Decomposition in a California Annual Grassland : Interactions Between Photodegradation and Litter Layer ThicknessHENRY, Hugh A. L; BRIZGYS, Kathleen; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2008, Vol 11, Num 4, pp 545-554, issn 1432-9840, 10 p.Article

Crop Yield Gaps: Their Importance, Magnitudes, and CausesLOBELL, David B; CASSMAN, Kenneth G; FIELD, Christopher B et al.Annual review of environment and resources. 2009, Vol 34, pp 179-204, issn 1543-5938, 26 p.Article

Biomass energy : the scale of the potential resourceFIELD, Christopher B; CAMPBELL, J. Elliott; LOBELL, David B et al.Trends in ecology & evolution (Amsterdam). 2008, Vol 23, Num 2, pp 65-72, issn 0169-5347, 8 p.Article

Modeling the impact of carbon farming on land use in a New Zealand landscapeFUNK, Jason M; FIELD, Christopher B; KERR, Suzi et al.Environmental science & policy. 2014, Vol 37, pp 1-10, issn 1462-9011, 10 p.Article

Can crop albedo be increased through the modification of leaf trichomes, and could this cool regional climate?: A letterDOUGHTY, Christopher E; FIELD, Christopher B; MCMILLAN, Andrew M. S et al.Climatic change. 2011, Vol 104, Num 2, pp 379-387, issn 0165-0009, 9 p.Article

The Global Potential of Bioenergy on Abandoned Agriculture LandsCAMPBELL, J. Elliott; LOBELL, David B; GENOVA, Robert C et al.Environmental science & technology. 2008, Vol 42, Num 15, pp 5791-5794, issn 0013-936X, 4 p.Article

Grassland responses to three years of elevated temperature, CO₂, precipitation, and N depositionZAVALETA, Erika S; SHAW, M. Rebecca; CHIARTELLO, Nona R et al.Ecological monographs. 2003, Vol 73, Num 4, pp 585-604, issn 0012-9615, 20 p.Article

Drought's legacy: multiyear hydraulic deterioration underlies widespread aspen forest die-off and portends increased future riskANDEREGG, William R. L; PLAVCOVA, Lenka; ANDEREGG, Leander D. L et al.Global change biology (Print). 2013, Vol 19, Num 4, pp 1188-1196, issn 1354-1013, 9 p.Article

Feedbacks of terrestrial ecosystems to climate changeFIELD, Christopher B; LOBELL, David B; PETERS, Halton A et al.Annual review of environment and resources. 2007, Vol 32, pp 1-29, issn 1543-5938, 29 p.Article

The velocity of climate changeLOARIE, Scott R; DUFFY, Philip B; HAMILTON, Healy et al.Nature (London). 2009, Vol 462, Num 7276, pp 1052-1055, issn 0028-0836, 4 p.Article

Nitrogen controls on climate model evapotranspirationDICKINSON, Robert E; BERRY, Joseph A; SELLERS, Piers J et al.Journal of climate. 2002, Vol 15, Num 3, pp 278-295, issn 0894-8755Article

Soil microbiota in two annual grasslands : responses to elevated atmospheric CO₂HUNGATE, Bruce A; JAEGER, Charles H; GAMARA, Gilda et al.Oecologia. 2000, Vol 124, Num 4, pp 589-598, issn 0029-8549Article

Renewable energy potential on marginal lands in the United StatesMILBRANDT, Anelia R; HEIMILLER, Donna M; PERRY, Andrew D et al.Renewable & sustainable energy review. 2014, Vol 29, pp 473-481, issn 1364-0321, 9 p.Article

Coordinated approaches to quantify long-term ecosystem dynamics in response to global changeYIQI LUO; MELILLO, Jerry; CZIMCZIK, Claudia I et al.Global change biology (Print). 2011, Vol 17, Num 2, pp 843-854, issn 1354-1013, 12 p.Article

California perennial crops in a changing climateLOBELL, David B; FIELD, Christopher B.Climatic change. 2011, Vol 109, issn 0165-0009, S317-S333, SUP1Article