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Root Turnover in a Beech and a Spruce Stand of the Belgian Ardennes

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Référence bibliographique Vanpraag, HJ. ; Sougnezremy, S. ; Weissen, Francois ; Carletti, G.. Root Turnover in a Beech and a Spruce Stand of the Belgian Ardennes. In: Plant and Soil : international journal on plant-soil relationships, Vol. 105, no. 1, p. 87-103 (1988)
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