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Carbohydrates in the precipitation beneath a sessile oakQuercus petraea (Mattushka) Liebl. Canopy

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Carlisle, A. Carbohydrates in the precipitation beneath a sessile oakQuercus petraea (Mattushka) Liebl. Canopy. Plant Soil 22, 399–400 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01422437

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