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Importance et devenir des biopolymères (lignines et polysaccharides) dans les sols d’une chronoséquence de hêtraies (Fagus sylvatica), en forêt de Fougères (France)
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Michel Karroum, Bernard Guillet, Nathalie Lottier, Jean Robert Disnar

Ann. For. Sci., 61 3 (2004) 221-233

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