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. 2022 Mar 20;14(3):e2021MS002747. doi: 10.1029/2021MS002747

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Comparison between seasonal variations (average of 2008–2014) of solar‐induced chlorophyll fluorescence observed by Global Ozone Monitoring Instrument 2 (blue solid lines), simulated by CLM5SP‐exp1 (orange dashed lines), and simulated by CLM5BGC (green dash‐dotted lines) for (a) broadleaf deciduous temperate tree, (b) needleleaf evergreen boreal tree, (c) broadleaf evergreen tropical tree, (d) crop, and (e) C3 non‐arctic grass. All pixels dominated (>70% land unit) by the corresponding plant functional type were used for comparison, locations of the pixels are the same for CLM5SP and CLM5BGC and are shown in panel (f): blue: broadleaf deciduous temperate tree, cyan: needleleaf evergreen boreal tree, green: broadleaf evergreen tropical tree, yellow: crop, and red: C3 non‐arctic grass.