Effects of regional variation in climate and SOC decay on global warming potential and eutrophication attributable to cereal production in Norway
Authors:
- Audun KorsaethAKAudun Korsaeth
- Trond Maukon HenriksenTHTrond Maukon Henriksen
- Anne-Grete RoerARAnne-Grete Roer
- Anders Hammer StrømmanASAnders Hammer Strømman
- 1 May 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Agricultural Systems
- Vol. 127, 9-18
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