Different fertilizer types affected nitrogen and carbon cycling in eroded and colluvial soils of Southern Ecuador

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"Different fertilizer types affected nitrogen and carbon cycling in eroded and colluvial soils of Southern Ecuador"
written by Etienne Bahr, Ute Hamer, Diego Chamba Zaragocin, Franz Makeschin,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.4 No.12A, 2013

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