Forest bound estuaries are higher methane emitters than paddy fields: A case of Godavari estuary, East Coast of India
Authors:
- Reddithota J. KrupadamRKReddithota J. Krupadam
- Rashmi AhujaRARashmi Ahuja
- Satish R. WateSWSatish R. Wate
- Yerramilli AnjaneyuluYAYerramilli Anjaneyulu
- 1 July 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Environment
- Vol. 41 (23) , 4819-4827
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