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Responses of the carbon and oxygen isotope compositions of desert plants to spatial variation in soil salinity in Central Asia.
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Authors
Matsuo, N, Ojika, K, Shuyskaya, E, Radjabov, T, Toderich, K, Yamanaka, N
Year
2013
Publication Source
Ecological Research. Trends in Isotope Ecology
Publication type
Scientific Paper
ISBN
11284-013-1068-3
Volume/Chapter/Issue
28
Page Number
717-723
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