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Hancock, G. R. (2023) Using environmental tracers to understand soil organic carbon and soil erosion on a steep slope hillslope in south-east Australia. Soil Research, 61 (6) 616-625 doi:10.1071/sr22263

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TitleUsing environmental tracers to understand soil organic carbon and soil erosion on a steep slope hillslope in south-east Australia
JournalSoil Research
AuthorsHancock, G. R.Author
Year2023 (May 26)Volume61
Issue6
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/sr22263Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHancock, G. R. (2023) Using environmental tracers to understand soil organic carbon and soil erosion on a steep slope hillslope in south-east Australia. Soil Research, 61 (6) 616-625 doi:10.1071/sr22263
Plain TextHancock, G. R. (2023) Using environmental tracers to understand soil organic carbon and soil erosion on a steep slope hillslope in south-east Australia. Soil Research, 61 (6) 616-625 doi:10.1071/sr22263
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