The Development of Soil Science in Aosta Valley
Authors:
- Michele FreppazMichele Freppaz
- Silvia StanchiSSSilvia Stanchi
- Emanuele PintaldiEPEmanuele Pintaldi
- Michele D’aMicoMDMichele D’aMico
- Evelyne NavillodENEvelyne Navillod
- Chantal TrèvesCTChantal Trèves
- Mauro BassignanaMBMauro Bassignana
- Igor BoniIBIgor Boni
- Edoardo CremoneseECEdoardo Cremonese
- Fulvio SimonettoFSFulvio Simonetto
- Fabrizio SavoyeFSFabrizio Savoye
- 4 May 2024
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 497-504
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