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Carbon sequestration-related traits of spontaneous flora under agroecological intensification in European cropping systems
Spontaneous flora is increasingly recognized as an important component of agroecosystem functioning. Plant functional traits may provide useful indicators of ecological processes potentially associated with soil carbon (C) sequestration, although these relationships remain indirect. This stu
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