Characterising Dutch forests, wetlands and cultivated lands on the basis of phytolith assemblages
Iris K. de Wolf(Utrecht University), William D. Gosling(Institute for Biodiversity), Crystal N. H. McMichael(University of Amsterdam), Annemarie Philip(University of Amsterdam)
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