Biochar mineralization and priming effect on SOM decomposition in two European short rotation coppices

Biochar mineralization and priming effect on SOM decomposition in two European short rotation coppices
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10.1111/gcbb.12219
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2015-09
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GCB Bioenergy
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M. Ventura;G. Alberti;M. Viger;J. R. Jenkins;C. Girardin;S. Baronti;A. Zaldei;G. Taylor;C. Rumpe
M. Ventura;G. Alberti;M. Viger;J. R. Jenkins;C. Girardin;S. Baronti;A. Zaldei;G. Taylor;C. Rumpe
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M. Ventura;G. Alberti;M. Viger;J. R. Jenkins;C. Girardin;S. Baronti;A. Zaldei;G. Taylor;C. Rumpe

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