IN SITU, ON-SITE AND LABORATORY MEASUREMENTS OF SOIL AIR PERMEABILITY: BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AND MEASUREMENT SCALE

IN SITU, ON-SITE AND LABORATORY MEASUREMENTS OF SOIL AIR PERMEABILITY: BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AND MEASUREMENT SCALE
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10.1097/00010694-200102000-00003
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2001-02
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B. V. Iversen;P. Schjønning;T. Poulsen;P. Møldrup
B. V. Iversen;P. Schjønning;T. Poulsen;P. Møldrup
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农林科学4区
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作者:
B. V. Iversen;P. Schjønning;T. Poulsen;P. Møldrup

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