Soil Crust InterNational (SCIN) – Understanding and valuing biological soil protection of disturbed and open land surfaces

Soil Crust InterNational (SCIN) – Understanding and valuing biological soil protection of disturbed and open land surfaces
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土壤结皮国际 (SCIN) – 了解和重视受干扰和开放土地表面的生物土壤保护

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2014
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B. Büdel
B. Büdel
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T. Peer;Lingjuan Zheng;B. Büdel

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