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Publications by C.B.M. Arevalo

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Mineralization potential and temperature sensitivity of soil organic carbon under different land uses in the parkland region of Alberta, Canada.
Arevalo, C.B.M.; Chang, S.X.; Bhatti, J.S.; Sidders, D.M.
Year: 2012    Catalog ID: 33323
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DOI: 11.0126/sssaj2011.0126
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Land use change effects on ecosystem carbon balance: from agricultural to hybrid poplar plantation.
Arevalo, C.B.M.; Bhatti, J.S.; Chang, S.X.; Sidders, D.M.
Year: 2011    Catalog ID: 32641
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DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2011.03.013
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Distribution of recent photosynthates in saplings of two hybrid poplar clones
Arevalo, C.B.M.; Bhatti, J.S.; Chang, S.X.; Sidders, D.M.
Year: 2010    Catalog ID: 31686
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Soil respiration in four different land use systems in north central Alberta, Canada
Arevalo, C.B.M.; Bhatti, J.S.; Chang, S.X.; Jassal, R.S.; Sidders, D.M.
Year: 2010    Catalog ID: 31230
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DOI: 10.1029/2009JG001006
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Ecosystem carbon stocks and distribution under different land-uses in north-central Alberta, Canada
Arevalo, C.B.M.; Bhatti, J.S.; Chang, S.X.; Sidders, D.M.
Year: 2009    Catalog ID: 29289
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