Anthropogenic Management Impact on Soil Organic Carbon Variability: A Case Study in Louisiana, USA

Zhang, Wentai; Weindorf, David C.; Zhu, Yongnan; Haggard, Beatrix; Bakr, Noura

doi:10.2136/ssh2012-53-1-2zhang

Soil Horizons

2012

DOI: 10.2136/ssh2012-53-1-2zhang

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Anthropogenic Management Impact on Soil Organic Carbon Variability: A Case Study in Louisiana, USA

Wentai Zhang

David C. Weindorf

Yongnan Zhu

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Anthropogenic Management Impact on Soil Organic Carbon Variability: A Case Study in Louisiana, USA

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