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Song, Zhaoliang, McGrouther, Kim, Wang, Hailong (2017) TEMPORARY REMOVAL: High potential of phytoliths in terrestrial carbon sequestration at a centennial–millennial scale: Reply to comments by Santos and Alexandre. Earth-Science Reviews, 164. 256 doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2016.11.001

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TitleTEMPORARY REMOVAL: High potential of phytoliths in terrestrial carbon sequestration at a centennial–millennial scale: Reply to comments by Santos and Alexandre
JournalEarth-Science Reviews
AuthorsSong, ZhaoliangAuthor
McGrouther, KimAuthor
Wang, HailongAuthor
Year2017 (January)Volume164
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceSong, Zhaoliang, McGrouther, Kim, Wang, Hailong (2017) TEMPORARY REMOVAL: High potential of phytoliths in terrestrial carbon sequestration at a centennial–millennial scale: Reply to comments by Santos and Alexandre. Earth-Science Reviews, 164. 256 doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2016.11.001
Plain TextSong, Zhaoliang, McGrouther, Kim, Wang, Hailong (2017) TEMPORARY REMOVAL: High potential of phytoliths in terrestrial carbon sequestration at a centennial–millennial scale: Reply to comments by Santos and Alexandre. Earth-Science Reviews, 164. 256 doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2016.11.001
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