The fractionation of soil aggregates associated with primary particles influencing wind erosion rates in arid to semiarid environments
Authors:
- Nader ShahabinejadNSNader Shahabinejad
- Majid MahmoodabadiMMMajid Mahmoodabadi
- Ahmad JalalianAJAhmad Jalalian
- Elham ChavoshiECElham Chavoshi
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