Establishment of apparent quantum yield and maximum ecosystem assimilation on Tibetan Plateau alpine

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The alpine meadow is widely distributed on the Tibetan Plateau with an area of about 1.2×106kn2. Damxung County, located in the hinterland of the Tibetan Plateau, is the place covered with this typical vegetation. An open-path eddy covariance system
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