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How biologically formed macropores influence subsurface flow

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Nespoulous, Jérome | Slide, Roy C. | Le Bissonnais, Yves | Ramel, Merlin | Dombey, Rodolphe | Stokes, Alexia

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How biologically formed macropores influence subsurface flow. EcoSummit 2016 Ecological Sustainability: Engineering Change

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