Asymmetric response to disturbance and recovery: Changes of soil permeability under forest–pasture–forest transitions
Authors:
- Beate ZimmermannBZBeate Zimmermann
- Andreas PapritzAPAndreas Papritz
- Helmut ElsenbeerHEHelmut Elsenbeer
- 1 October 2010
- Vol. 159 (1-2) , 209-215
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Funding Information
- HSBC Bank USA
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