Soil enzyme and microbial activities in a grazing ecosystem of Patagonian Monte, Argentina
Authors:
- Luciano H. PrietoLPLuciano H. Prieto
- Mónica B. BertillerMBMónica B. Bertiller
- Analía L. CarreraACAnalía L. Carrera
- Nelda L. OliveraNONelda L. Olivera
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