Forest Carbon Storage Trends along Altitudinal Gradients in Beijing, China

Forest Carbon Storage Trends along Altitudinal Gradients in Beijing, China
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10.5814/j.issn.1674-764x.2014.02.007
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2014-06
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Xiao Yu;An Kai;Yang Yang-Yang;Xie Gaodi;Chunxia Lu
Xiao Yu;An Kai;Yang Yang-Yang;Xie Gaodi;Chunxia Lu
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Xiao Yu;An Kai;Yang Yang-Yang;Xie Gaodi;Chunxia Lu

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