Effects of long-term fertilization and cropping regimes on total nitrogen and organic nitrogen forms in a Mollisol of Northeast China
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acid hydrolysable nitrogen; long-term experiment; organic and mineral fertilization; continuous maize; maize-soybean rotation;All these keywords.
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