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The effects of mineral fertilizer and organic manure on soil microbial community and diversity
Plant and Soil · 2009 · Vol. 326(1-2) · pp. 511–522
Wenhui Zhong✉(Nanjing Normal University)Ting Gu(Nanjing Normal University)Wei Wang(Nanjing Normal University)Bin Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences)Xiangui Lin(Chinese Academy of Sciences)Qianru Huang(Jiangxi Institute of Red Soil)Weishou Shen(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Soil Carbon and Nitrogen DynamicsSoil and Water Nutrient DynamicsMine drainage and remediation techniquesFertilizerChemistryManureOrganic fertilizerNutrientAgronomyAnimal scienceBiology
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