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Land Management Effects on Near-Surface Soil Properties of Southeastern U.S. Coastal Plain Kandiudults

M.R. Levi    
J.N. Shaw    
C.W. Wood    
S.M. Hermann    
E.A. Carter and Y. Feng    

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