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Trend Analysis of Relationship between Primary Productivity, Precipitation and Temperature in Inner Mongolia

Tianyang Chen    
Yichun Xie    
Chao Liu    
Yongfei Bai    
Anbing Zhang    
Lishen Mao and Siyu Fan    

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