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March 1, 2000European Journal of Soil Science

An explanation of linear increases in gas concentration under closed chambers used to measure gas exchange between soil and the atmosphere

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FCFranz ConenGoogle (United States)KSKeith A. SmithUniversity of Wolverhampton

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