The use of biogeochemical models to evaluate mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions from managed grasslands.

The use of biogeochemical models to evaluate mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions from managed grasslands.
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10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.06.020
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2018-11
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The Science of the total environment
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R. Sándor;F. Ehrhardt;L. Brilli;M. Carozzi;S. Recous;Pete Smith;V. Snow;J. Soussana;C. Dorich;K. Fuchs;N. Fitton;Kate Gongadze;K. Klumpp;M. Liebig;Raphaël Martin;L. Merbold;P. Newton;R. Rees;S. Rolinski;G. Bellocchi
R. Sándor;F. Ehrhardt;L. Brilli;M. Carozzi;S. Recous;Pete Smith;V. Snow;J. Soussana;C. Dorich;K. Fuchs;N. Fitton;Kate Gongadze;K. Klumpp;M. Liebig;Raphaël Martin;L. Merbold;P. Newton;R. Rees;S. Rolinski;G. Bellocchi
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R. Sándor;F. Ehrhardt;L. Brilli;M. Carozzi;S. Recous;Pete Smith;V. Snow;J. Soussana;C. Dorich;K. Fuchs;N. Fitton;Kate Gongadze;K. Klumpp;M. Liebig;Raphaël Martin;L. Merbold;P. Newton;R. Rees;S. Rolinski;G. Bellocchi

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