Effects of phosphorus and nitrogen addition on heterotrophic respiration in an Acacia mangium plantation soil in South Sumatra, Indonesia
Authors:
- Taiki MoriTMTaiki Mori
- Seiichi OhtaSOSeiichi Ohta
- Shigehiro IshizukaSIShigehiro Ishizuka
- Ryota KondaRKRyota Konda
- Agus WicaksonoAWAgus Wicaksono
- Joko HeriyantoJHJoko Heriyanto
- Arisman HardjonoAHArisman Hardjono
- 1 January 2013
- journal article
- Published by The Japan Society of Tropical Ecology in Tropics
- Vol. 22 (2) , 83-87
Abstract
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