A regional-scale assessment of digital mapping of soil attributes in a tropical hillslope environment
GeodermaPublished 17 June 2014
Waldir de Carvalho, Philippe Lagacherie, C. da S. Chagas, Braz Calderano Filho, S. B. Bhering
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INRA UMR LISAH : Equipe Organisation Spatiale et Fonctionnement des Paysages Cultivés [email protected]
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