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The mineralization and transformation of both added organic nitrogen and native soil N in red soils from four different ecological conditions

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- Nuclear Science and Techniques Vol.9, Issue 3, (1998)
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  Institute of Nuclear-Agricultural Sciences;Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, Zhejiang Agricultural University,Hangzhou,310029;Macaulay Land Use Research Institute,Aberdeen,UK
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- Published：01 August 1998，
  
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  Received：10 February 1998，
  
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Qing-Fu Ye, Qin-Zheng Zhang, Zhen-Li He, et al. The mineralization and transformation of both added organic nitrogen and native soil N in red soils from four different ecological conditions. [J]. Nuclear Science and Techniques 9(3):166-172(1998)
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Qing-Fu Ye, Qin-Zheng Zhang, Zhen-Li He, et al. The mineralization and transformation of both added organic nitrogen and native soil N in red soils from four different ecological conditions. [J]. Nuclear Science and Techniques 9(3):166-172(1998) DOI：

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The mineralization and transformation of both added organic nitrogen and native soil N in red soils from four different ecological conditions Cover Article Enhanced Publication