Developing More Effective Enhanced Biochar Fertilisers for Improvement of Pepper Yield and Quality
Authors:
- Chunxue YaoCYChunxue Yao
- Stephen JosephSJStephen Joseph
- Lianqing LiLLLianqing Li
- Genxing PanGPGenxing Pan
- Yun LinYLYun Lin
- Paul MunroePaul Munroe
- Ben PaceBPBen Pace
- Sarasadat TaherymoosaviSTSarasadat Taherymoosavi
- Lukas VAN ZwietenLukas VAN Zwieten
- Torsten ThomasTTTorsten Thomas
- Shaun NielsenSNShaun Nielsen
- Jun YeJYJun Ye
- 1 October 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Pedosphere
- Vol. 25 (5) , 703-712
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