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February 2003 LTER-NSF ‘Mini Symposium’ – Hamilton

Published March 11, 2003

Is agricultural liming a CO2 source or sink? Integrating research on agronomy, watershed acidification, and N cycling at the KBS LTER

File: http://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/HamiltonLTERtalk203.pdf

Categories: 2003 LTER NSF Mini-Symposium (Integration of Geosciences and Social Science within the LTER Program: Progress and Prospects)

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