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The critical role of trees in critical zone science

Watch the video of this much-acclaimed lecture given by Dr Kamini Singha to the HB Branch of the Royal Society in August 2017 by clicking here

This entry was posted in Past Events, Reviews on October 1, 2017 by Antony Steiner.

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