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Response of Soil Aggregate Stability to Phosphorus, Nitrogen and Organic Fertilizer Addition: A Meta-analysis

2023-05-16

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Soil is an extremely significant resource for human survival, and agglomerates, as the basic unit of soil structure, not only enhance soil fertility and control the biological validity of nutrients, but also strengthen the soil's erosion resistance. The mass application of fertilizers may have a significant impact on crop growth and soil structure, and the rational application and dispensing of fertilizers wi...

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Literature Corpus work: cd303aa1-7d21-5b08-b8c2-4daf71d37e72
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202305.1154.v1

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