Effects of land-use change on some properties of tropical soils — An example from Southeast Mexico
Authors:
- V. GeissenVGV. Geissen
- R. Sánchez-HernándezRSR. Sánchez-Hernández
- C. KampichlerCKC. Kampichler
- R. Ramos-ReyesRRR. Ramos-Reyes
- A. Sepulveda-LozadaASA. Sepulveda-Lozada
- S. Ochoa-GoanaSOS. Ochoa-Goana
- B.H.J. de JongBJB.H.J. de Jong
- E. Huerta-LwangaEHE. Huerta-Lwanga
- S. Hernández-DaumasSHS. Hernández-Daumas
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