Mathematical–Statistical Problem that Has a Significant Implication on Estimation of Interval-Specific Rates of Soil-Forming Processes

Francisco J. Matus; Markus Egli

doi:10.1007/s42729-019-00095-y

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Mathematical–Statistical Problem that Has a Significant Implication on Estimation of Interval-Specific Rates of Soil-Forming Processes

Journal of soil science and plant nutrition 20(1): 12-18

Article 2019 English

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Mathematical–statistical problem on estimation of soil-forming processes. This paper raises a mathematical–statistical problem that finally can

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