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Soil Texture and Carbon Dynamics in Savannah Vegetation Patches of Central Argentina

Adriana A. Gili    
Román Trucco    
Selene Niveyro    
Mónica Balzarini    
Daniel Estelrich    
Alberto Quiroga    
and Elke Noellemeyer    

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