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Feasibility of using airborne CO2 flux measurements for the imaging of the rate of biomass production / Lydia B.Austin, P.H.Shuepp

Main Author: Austin, Lydia B.Coauthor: SHUEPP, P.H., 070Country: Holanda.Publication: Abstract: Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.2557).Provenance note: Origem: INMGSubject - Topical Name: FLUXO DE HIDRATO DE CARBONO SOBRE AS COLHEITAS | TECNICA DE VIGILANCIA DA COLHEITA

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in:"Agricultural and Forest Meteorology", Amsterdam, 39 (1) Jan 1987, p.13-23

Origem: INMG

Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.2557)

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