Response of the rhizosphere soil microbial diversity to different nitrogen and phosphorus application rates in a hulless barley and pea mixed-cropping system
Authors:
- Tongxin GuoTGTongxin Guo
- Xiaohua YaoXYXiaohua Yao
- Kunlun WuKWKunlun Wu
- Anming GuoAGAnming Guo
- Youhua YaoYYYouhua Yao
Open Access
- 7 January 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Soil Ecology
- Vol. 195
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