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Research 136: Development of Methodologies and Modelling for Accounting Greenhouse Gases and Organic Carbon Stocks in Agricultural Soils

January 23, 2018

Report on Development of Methods and Modelling for Accounting GHGs and Organic Carbon Stocks in Agricultural Soils

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