Assessment of the Spatial and Temporal Variations of Water Quality for Agricultural Lands with Crop Rotation in China by Using a HYPE Model
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HYPE model; agricultural lands; multi-site and multi-objective calibration; nutrient modeling; crop rotation;All these keywords.
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