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Modification of the soil environment by vegetation fires, with particular reference to nitrogen transformations: A review
Plant and Soil · 1979 · Vol. 51(1) · pp. 73–108
R. J. Raison✉(University of New England)
Fire effects on ecosystemsSoil Carbon and Nitrogen DynamicsPeatlands and Wetlands EcologyVegetation (pathology)Environmental scienceNitrogenPlant physiologyNitrogen cycleEcologySoil scienceAgronomyEnvironmental chemistryChemistry
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