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Losses of soil organic carbon by converting tropical forest to plantations: Assessment of erosion and decomposition by new δ13C approach — Thomas Guillaume (2015) | RDL Network
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Losses of soil organic carbon by converting tropical forest to plantations: Assessment of erosion and decomposition by new δ13C approach
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Yakov Kuzyakov
Georg-August Universität Göttingen
Losses of soil organic carbon by converting tropical forest to plantations: Assessment of erosion and decomposition by new δ13C approach
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2015
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Thomas Guillaume
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Damris Muhammad
Yakov Kuzyakov
Georg-August Universität Göttingen
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