Carbon sequestration potentials of aboveground chirpine tree and benefit sharing mechanism in community forest of Mongar Dzongkhag/

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TextPublication details: College of Natural Resources, Lobesa. Sonam Drugyel.. 2014Description: 65 p. ill, color picture. 29 cmSubject(s):

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