@article{https://doi.org/10.34657/3937,<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  doi = {10.34657/3937},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  url = {https://oa.tib.eu/renate/handle/123456789/5308},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  author = {Gottschalk,<br/><span class="tab"></span> P. and Smith,<br/><span class="tab"></span> J.U. and Wattenbach,<br/><span class="tab"></span> M. and Bellarby,<br/><span class="tab"></span> J. and Stehfest,<br/><span class="tab"></span> E. and Arnell,<br/><span class="tab"></span> N. and Osborn,<br/><span class="tab"></span> T.J. and Jones,<br/><span class="tab"></span> C. and Smith,<br/><span class="tab"></span> P.},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  keywords = {550,<br/><span class="tab"></span> carbon balance,<br/><span class="tab"></span> climate change,<br/><span class="tab"></span> climate conditions,<br/><span class="tab"></span> climate modeling,<br/><span class="tab"></span> decomposition analysis,<br/><span class="tab"></span> global climate,<br/><span class="tab"></span> mineral,<br/><span class="tab"></span> organic carbon,<br/><span class="tab"></span> soil moisture},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  language = {en},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  title = {How will organic carbon stocks in mineral soils evolve under future climate? Global projections using RothC for a range of climate change scenarios},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  publisher = {Göttingen : Copernicus GmbH},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  year = {2012},<br/><span class="tab"></span>
  copyright = {CC BY 3.0 Unported}
}