In-situ prediction of soil organic carbon contents in wheat-rice rotation fields via visible near-infrared spectroscopy
Authors:
- Lingju DaiLDLingju Dai
- Jie XueJXJie Xue
- Rui LuRLRui Lu
- Zheng WangZWZheng Wang
- Zhongxing ChenZCZhongxing Chen
- Qiangyi YuQYQiangyi Yu
- Zhou ShiZhou Shi
- Songchao ChenSongchao Chen
Open Access
- 28 September 2024
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Soil & Environmental Health
- Vol. 2 (4)
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