An integrated approach to studying the genesis of andic soils in Italian non-volcanic mountain ecosystems
Authors:
- Florindo A. MiletiFMFlorindo A. Mileti
- Simona VingianiSimona Vingiani
- Piero MannaPiero Manna
- Giuliano LangellaGiuliano Langella
- Fabio TerribileFabio Terribile
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