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10 Responses to Elevated [CO2] of a Short Rotation, Multispecies Poplar Plantation: the POPFACE/EUROFACE Experiment
by
G. Scarascia-mugnozza
,
C. Calfapietra
,
R. Ceulemans
,
B. Gielen
,
M. F. Cotrufo
,
P. Deangelis
,
D. Godbold
,
M. R. Hoosbeek
,
O. Kull
,
M. Lukac
,
M. Marek
,
F. Miglietta
,
A. Polle
,
C. Raines
,
M. Sabatti
,
N. Anselmi
,
G. Taylor
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@MISC{Scarascia-mugnozza_10responses,
author = {G. Scarascia-mugnozza and C. Calfapietra and R. Ceulemans and B. Gielen and M. F. Cotrufo and P. Deangelis and D. Godbold and M. R. Hoosbeek and O. Kull and M. Lukac and M. Marek and F. Miglietta and A. Polle and C. Raines and M. Sabatti and N. Anselmi and G. Taylor},
title = {10 Responses to Elevated [CO2] of a Short Rotation, Multispecies Poplar Plantation: the POPFACE/EUROFACE Experiment},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
10.1.1 Research Leading to This Experiment Forest and agricultural soils present interesting opportunities to conserve and sequester carbon. Soil C pools may be restored and enlarged by manag-ing agricultural and forest soil and by the use of surplus agricultural land for
