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Publications by Q-H Song
Do the Rubber Plantations in Tropical China Act as Large Carbon Sinks?
IForest
Forestry
Landscape Conservation
Ecology
Nature
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Tropical Carbon Sinks Are Saturating at Different Times on Different Continents
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Fluvial Organic Carbon Fluxes From Oil Palm Plantations on Tropical Peatland
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Soil Carbon Dioxide Emissions From a Rubber Plantation on Tropical Peat
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Nutrient Management of Immature Rubber Plantations. A Review
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Soil Inorganic Carbon in Mangroves of Tropical China: Patterns and Implications
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Renewable Energy
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Sustainability
Power Technology
Environmental Engineering
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