Integrated Approach to Spatial Assessment of Soil Organic Carbon in the Russian Federation

О. В. Чернова; O. M. Golozubov; I. O. Alyabina; Dmitry Schepaschenko

doi:10.1134/s1064229321030042

Integrated Approach to Spatial Assessment of Soil Organic Carbon in the Russian Federation

Eurasian Soil Science 54(3): 325-336

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An approach was developed and tested to spatial assessment of soil organic carbon stock in uniform groups of mineral and organic (litters, peat deposits, a

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