High resolution characterization of the soil organic carbon depth profile in a soil landscape affected by erosion
Authors:
- Emilien Aldana JagueEJEmilien Aldana Jague
- Michael SommerMSMichael Sommer
- Nicolas P.A. SabyNSNicolas P.A. Saby
- Jean-Thomas CornelisJCJean-Thomas Cornelis
- Bas Van WesemaelBWBas Van Wesemael
- Kristof Van OostKOKristof Van Oost
- 1 March 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Soil and Tillage Research
- Vol. 156, 185-193
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Funding Information
- FNRS/FRFC
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