The influence of climate, topography, parent material and vegetation on soil nitrogen fractions
Authors:
- Qinmei ZhongQZQinmei Zhong
- Shirong ZhangSZShirong Zhang
- Honglin ChenHCHonglin Chen
- Ting LiTLTing Li
- Chuer ZhangCZChuer Zhang
- Xiaoxun XuXXXiaoxun Xu
- Zhu MaoZMZhu Mao
- Guoshu GongGGGuoshu Gong
- Ouping DengODOuping Deng
- Liangji DengLDLiangji Deng
- Yanzong ZhangYZYanzong Zhang
- Yulin PuYPYulin Pu
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Funding Information
- Sichuan Provincial Science and Technology Support Program (2014NZ0044)
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