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Stable soil organic matter: A comparison of C:N:P:S ratios in Australian and other world soils
Geoderma · 2011 · Vol. 163(3-4) · pp. 197–208
Clive A. Kirkby✉(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation)John A. Kirkegaard(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation)Alan E. Richardson(Plant Industry)Len J. Wade(Charles Sturt University)Christopher Blanchard(Charles Sturt University)Graeme Batten(Charles Sturt University)
Soil Carbon and Nitrogen DynamicsSoil and Water Nutrient DynamicsPeatlands and Wetlands EcologySoil waterHumusOrganic matterTotal organic carbonEnvironmental chemistrySoil organic matterSoil carbonNitrogenSoil scienceEnvironmental science
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