Above- and belowground linkages of a nitrogen and phosphorus co-limited tropical mountain pasture system – responses to nutrient enrichment

Above- and belowground linkages of a nitrogen and phosphorus co-limited tropical mountain pasture system – responses to nutrient enrichment
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10.1007/s11104-015-2431-7
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2015-03
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4.9
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A. Tischer;Martin Werisch;Franziska Döbbelin;Tessa Camenzind;M. Rillig;Karin Potthast;U. Hamer
A. Tischer;Martin Werisch;Franziska Döbbelin;Tessa Camenzind;M. Rillig;Karin Potthast;U. Hamer
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农林科学2区
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作者:
A. Tischer;Martin Werisch;Franziska Döbbelin;Tessa Camenzind;M. Rillig;Karin Potthast;U. Hamer

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