Tasser et al., 2009 - Google Patents
An integrative approach for analysing landscape dynamics in diverse cultivated and natural mountain areasTasser et al., 2009
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- Tasser E
- Ruffini F
- Tappeiner U
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- Landscape ecology
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Our landscape can be regarded as a development process that is affected and subsequently shaped by a series of different environmental and human-induced factors. However, to date, concrete data about the impact of each of these factors are still missing. One key reason for …
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