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An overview of the permanence of soil organic carbon stocks: influence of direct human-induced, indirect and natural effects

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An overview of the permanence of soil organic carbon stocks: influence of direct human-induced, indirect and natural effects (English)

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P. Smith

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October 2005

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European Journal of Soil Science

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56

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5

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673-680

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