Long-term quantification of the intensity of clay-sized particles transfers due to earthworm bioturbation and eluviation/illuviation in a cultivated Luvisol
Authors:
- Ophélie SauzetOSOphélie Sauzet
- Cécilia CammasCCCécilia Cammas
- Jean-Marc GilliotJGJean-Marc Gilliot
- David MontagneDMDavid Montagne
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- Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR-10-BLANC-605)
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