Can spectral analyses improve measurement of key soil fertility parameters with X-ray fluorescence spectrometry?
Authors:
- Said NawarSaid Nawar
- Nele DelbecqueNDNele Delbecque
- Ynse DeclercqYDYnse Declercq
- Philippe De SmedtPSPhilippe De Smedt
- Peter FinkePFPeter Finke
- Ann VerdoodtAVAnn Verdoodt
- Marc Van MeirvenneMMMarc Van Meirvenne
- Abdul M. MouazenAMAbdul M. Mouazen
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Funding Information
- FWO (G0F9216N, 1S33417N, 1288117N)
- Ghent University
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