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The snow must go on: Ground ice encasement, snow compaction and absence of snow differently cause soil hypoxia, CO2 accumulation and tree seedling damage in boreal forest

2016

Martz, Francoise | Vuosku, Jaana | Ovaskainen, Anu | Stark, Sari | Rautio, Pasi | Luke / Luonnonvarat ja biotuotanto / Tuotantojärjestelmät / Metsänuudistaminen ja -hoito (4100100214) | Luke / Uudet liiketoimintamahdollisuudet / Uudet tuotteet ja teknologiat / Biomassapohjaiset tuoteratkaisut (4100300311) | Luke / Talous- ja yhteiskunta / Luonnonvarat ja maaseudun kehittäminen / Luonnonvarat ja maaseuden kehittäminen (4100400411) | 4100100214 | 4100300311 | 4100400411

AGROVOC Keywords
anoxia boreal forests carbon dioxide ice seedlings snow snow cover soil
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Publisher
Public Library of Science, San Francisco, CA, us
Language
English
Format
Verkkojulkaisu, 18 p, true
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ISBN
2016091523753
ISSN
1932-6203
Type
Fi=a1 Alkuperäisartikkeli Tieteellisessä Aikakauslehdessä|sv=a1 Originalartikel I En Vetenskaplig Tidskrift|en=a1 Journal Article (Refereed), Original Research|
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