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BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF RESEARCH ON SOIL MONITORING AND ECOLOGICAL-GEOCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STEPPE ECOSYSTEMS OF AKMOLA REGION
Original title: БИБЛИОМЕТРИЧЕСКИЙ АНАЛИЗ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ В ОБЛАСТИ МОНИТОРИНГА И ЭКОЛОГО-ГЕОХИМИЧЕСКОЙ ОЦЕНКИ ПОЧВ: ЗНАЧЕНИЕ ДЛЯ СТЕПНЫХ ЭКОСИСТЕМ АКМОЛИНСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ The steppe ecosystems of Akmola Region are subject to considerable anthropogenic pressure associated with land cultivation, pas
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