The short-term transport and transformation of phosphorus species in a saturated soil following poultry manure amendment and leaching
Authors:
- Courtney D. GilesCourtney D. Giles
- Barbara J. Cade-MenunBCBarbara J. Cade-Menun
- Corey W. LiuCLCorey W. Liu
- Jane E. HillJHJane E. Hill
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Science Foundation (EPS-1101317)
- BBSRC (BBK0170471)
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