Factors controlling potentially mineralizable and recalcitrant soil organic carbon in humid Asia (International symposium: Challenges to soil degradation towards sustaining life and environment)
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著者
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KADONO Atsunobu
Department of Tourism Science, Tokyo Metropolitan University
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FUNAKAWA Shinya
Laboratory of Soil Science, Department of Environmental Science and Technology, Graduate School of A
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KOSAKI Takashi
Department of Tourism Science, Tokyo Metropolitan University
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