Soil Biology and Biochemistry · 2023
Residual nitrogen from slurry and mineral fertiliser two years after application: Fractionation and plant availability
Fuchs, M., Frick, H., Moinet, G. Y., Mayer, M., Bünemann, E. K.
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Slu:15N-labelled cattle slurry vs. Min:15N-labelled ammonium nitratesignificant · six-week ryegrass pottrial,after26months field · Rickenbach · Source soil0–30cm; n4fieldblocks, fourpots perfieldplot; potdensity1.1g/cm3. Unequal totalN inputs.
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