Large-scale management of common reed, Phragmites australis, for paper production: A case study from the Liaohe Delta, China
Authors:
- Hans BrixHans Brix
- Siyuan YeSYSiyuan Ye
- Edward A. LawsELEdward A. Laws
- Dechao SunDSDechao Sun
- Guosheng LiGLGuosheng Li
- Xigui DingXDXigui Ding
- Hongming YuanHYHongming Yuan
- Guangming ZhaoGZGuangming Zhao
- Jin WangJWJin Wang
- Shaofeng PeiSPShaofeng Pei
- 1 December 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Ecological Engineering
- Vol. 73, 760-769
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Land and Resources (201111023)
- Marine Safeguard Project (GZH201200503)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (4087216, 41406082, 41240022)
- China Geological Survey, Ministry of Natural Resources (1212010611402)
- Sino-Danish Centre for Education and Research (SDC)
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