Effects of biogas slurry irrigation DOC/N ratios on the fate of soil nitrogen and GHG emissions: A laboratory study
Authors:
- Jianbo ChengJCJianbo Cheng
- Yucheng ChenYCYucheng Chen
- Tengbing HeTHTengbing He
- Renlu LiuRLRenlu Liu
- Man YiMYMan Yi
- Zhimin YangZYZhimin Yang
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Funding Information
- Guizhou University ([2017] 7292)
- National Key Research and Development Program of China (2010BAD03B03)
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