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A Comprehensive Analysis of Relationship Between Wind Erosion and Earth Surface in Songhua and Liaohe River Watershed

    • A Comprehensive Analysis of Relationship Between Wind Erosion and Earth Surface in Songhua and Liaohe River Watershed

    • Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation   Vol. 15, Issue 6, Pages: 43-47(1996)

    • Published：1996

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  • Yue Hongguang, Zhang Qichang, Lan Xiaolong, et al. A Comprehensive Analysis of Relationship Between Wind Erosion and Earth Surface in Songhua and Liaohe River Watershed[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1996, 15(6): 43-47. DOI：

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