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How Time since Forest Fire Affects Stand Structure, Soil Physical-Chemical Properties and Soil CO2 Efflux in Hemiboreal Scots Pine Forest Fire Chronosequence?

Kajar Köster    
Egle Köster    
Argo Orumaa    
Kristi Parro    
Kalev Jõgiste    
Frank Berninger    
Jukka Pumpanen and Marek Metslaid    

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