Carbon cycle in tropical peatlands and coastal seas
Authors:
- Tim RixenTRTim Rixen
- Francisca WitFWFrancisca Wit
- Andreas A. HutahaeanAHAndreas A. Hutahaean
- Achim SchlüterASAchim Schlüter
- Antje BaumABAntje Baum
- Alexandra KlemmeAKAlexandra Klemme
- Moritz MüllerMMMoritz Müller
- Widodo Setiyo PranowoWidodo Setiyo Pranowo
- Joko SamiajiJSJoko Samiaji
- Thorsten WarnekeTWThorsten Warneke
- 1 January 2022
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 83-142
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