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[1313] Charcoal Distribution Affects Carbon and Nitrogen Contents in Forest Soils of California,
MacKenzie, Derek M., McIntire E. J. B., Quideau S. A., and Graham R. C.
, Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J., October 30, 2008, Volume 72, Number 6, p.1774-1785, (2008)
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