Effects of enclosure management on carbon sequestration, soil properties and vegetation attributes in East African rangelands

Journal Article
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Citation

Feyisa, K., Beyene, S., Angassa, A., Said, M.Y., Leeuw, J. de, Abebe, A. and Megersa, B. 2017. Effects of enclosure management on carbon sequestration, soil properties and vegetation attributes in East African rangelands. CATENA 159:9-19.

Authors

  • Feyisa, K.
  • Beyene, S.
  • Angassa, A.
  • Said, Mohammed Yahya
  • Leeuw, Jan de
  • Abebe, A.
  • Megersa, B.

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