Nutrient cycling in Subarctic and Arctic ecosystems, with special reference to the Abisko and Tornetrask region

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Nutrient cycling in Subarctic and Arctic ecosystems, with special reference to the Abisko and Tornetrask region. / Jonasson, S.; Michelsen, A.

Plant Ecology in the Subarctic Swedish Lapland . 1996. s. 45-52 (Ecological Bulletins - Sweden).

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Bidrag til bog/antologi › Forskning

Harvard

Jonasson, S & Michelsen, A 1996, Nutrient cycling in Subarctic and Arctic ecosystems, with special reference to the Abisko and Tornetrask region. i Plant Ecology in the Subarctic Swedish Lapland . Ecological Bulletins - Sweden, s. 45-52.

APA

Jonasson, S., & Michelsen, A. (1996). Nutrient cycling in Subarctic and Arctic ecosystems, with special reference to the Abisko and Tornetrask region. I Plant Ecology in the Subarctic Swedish Lapland (s. 45-52). Ecological Bulletins - Sweden

Vancouver

Jonasson S, Michelsen A. Nutrient cycling in Subarctic and Arctic ecosystems, with special reference to the Abisko and Tornetrask region. I Plant Ecology in the Subarctic Swedish Lapland . 1996. s. 45-52. (Ecological Bulletins - Sweden).

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Jonasson, S. ; Michelsen, A. / Nutrient cycling in Subarctic and Arctic ecosystems, with special reference to the Abisko and Tornetrask region. Plant Ecology in the Subarctic Swedish Lapland . 1996. s. 45-52 (Ecological Bulletins - Sweden).

Bibtex

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