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Author : Schindlbacher, A. Wunderlich, S. Borken, W. Kitzler, B. Zechmeister-Boltenstern, S. Jandl, R.
Year : 2012
Title : Soil respiration under climate change: prolonged summer drought offsets soil warming effects
Journal : Global Change Biology
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