Spatial variability at different scales and sampling requirements for in situ soil CO2 efflux measurements on an arable soil
Authors:
- Uwe BuczkoUBUwe Buczko
- Silvia BachmannSilvia Bachmann
- Markus GroppMGMarkus Gropp
- Gerald JurasinskiGerald Jurasinski
- Stephan GlatzelStephan Glatzel
Abstract
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