Nitrification inhibitors reduce nitrogen losses and improve soil health in a subtropical pastureland
Authors:
- Yili MengYMYili Meng
- Jim J. WangJWJim J. Wang
- Zhuo WeiZWZhuo Wei
- Syam K. DodlaSDSyam K. Dodla
- Lisa M. FultzLFLisa M. Fultz
- Lewis A. GastonLGLewis A. Gaston
- Ran XiaoRXRan Xiao
- Jong-Hwan ParkJPJong-Hwan Park
- Guillermo ScagliaGSGuillermo Scaglia
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- Natural Resources Conservation Service
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