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A sequential extraction procedure reveals that water management affects soil nematode communities in paddy fields

2008-10-01

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The effects of management in maintaining high rice yield with less water have received increasing attention in sub-tropical regions where seasonal drought is very severe. To test whether water management affects soil ecological process we compared the soil nematode communities in paddy field soils following water management treatments imposed during late rice cropping. The treatments were continuously flooded rice...

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631f1ded-9e3f-54cd-9bf5-cada3bc5be81
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10.1016/j.apsoil.2008.05.001
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