The carbon copy of human activities - how long-term land use explains spatial variability of soil organic carbon stocks at multiple scales

Schulp, C.J.E.

Dutch

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The carbon copy of human activities : how long-term land use explains spatial variability of soil organic carbon stocks at multiple scales

Invloed van landgebruik, landgebruik-geschiedenis en management op de koolstofvoorraad in de bodem in Nederland.The carbon copy of human activities - how long-term land use explains spatial variability of soil organic carbon stocks at multiple scales

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