Aggregate dynamics and associated soil organic matter contents as influenced by prolonged arable cropping in the South African Highveld
Authors:
- Ingo LobeILIngo Lobe
- Alexandra Sandhage-HofmannASAlexandra Sandhage-Hofmann
- Sonja BrodowskiSBSonja Brodowski
- Chris C. du PreezCPChris C. du Preez
- Wulf AmelungWAWulf Amelung
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