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Do alternative stable states exist in large shallow Taihu Lake, China?
Ecology | Updated:2024-10-12
    • Do alternative stable states exist in large shallow Taihu Lake, China?

    • Journal of Oceanology and Limnology   Vol. 41, Issue 3, Pages: 959-971(2023)
    • Received:29 August 2021

      Published:01 May 2023

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  • LI Yan,MA Yu,WANG Haijun,et al.Do alternative stable states exist in large shallow Taihu Lake, China?[J].Journal of Oceanology and Limnology,2023,41(03):959-971. DOI:

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