Organic matter distribution and retention along transects from hilltop to kettle hole within an agricultural landscape

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Organic matter distribution and retention along transects from hilltop to kettle hole within an agricultural landscape

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Organic matter distribution an ...... thin an agricultural landscape

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Andreas Kleeberg

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Carsten Hoffmann

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Michael Kaiser

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s10533-017-0380-3

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47-70

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S10533-017-0380-3

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Arthur Gessler

Kai Nils Nitzsche

Zachary Eric Kayler

Ruth Heike Ellerbrock

Katrin Premke

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2017-09-26T00:00:00Z

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