Soil Carbon in the Forests of Russia
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- S. Nilsson & A. Shvidenko & V. Stolbovoi & M. Gluck & M. Jonas & M. Obersteiner, 2000. "Full Carbon Account for Russia," Working Papers ir00021, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
- A. Shvidenko & S. Nilsson, 1998. "Phytomass, Increment, Mortality and Carbon Budget of Russian Forests," Working Papers ir98105, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
- V. Stolbovoi, 2000. "Soils of Russia: Correlated with the Revised Legend of the FAO Soil Map of the World and World Reference Base for Soil Resources," Working Papers rr00013, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
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