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Ten Year Evaluation of Carbon Stock in Mangrove Plantation Reforested From an Abandoned Shrimp Pond

Forests - Switzerland
doi 10.3390/f3020431
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Forestry
Date

June 20, 2012

Authors
Naohiro MatsuiKeiyo MorimuneWijarn MeepolJirasak Chukwamdee
Publisher

MDPI AG


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