Interspecific competition among catch crops modifies vertical root biomass distribution and nitrate scavenging in soils
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Englisch
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121482448X
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Heuermann, Diana
Gentsch, Norman
Boy, Jens
Schweneker, Dörte
Feuerstein, Ulf
Groß, Jonas
Bauer, Bernhard
Guggenberger, Georg
von Wirén, Nicolaus
Gentsch, Norman
Boy, Jens
Schweneker, Dörte
Feuerstein, Ulf
Groß, Jonas
Bauer, Bernhard
Guggenberger, Georg
von Wirén, Nicolaus
- DOI
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10.15488/8621
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- Last update
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26.01.2023, 1:58 PM CET
Associated
- Heuermann, Diana
- Gentsch, Norman
- Boy, Jens
- Schweneker, Dörte
- Feuerstein, Ulf
- Groß, Jonas
- Bauer, Bernhard
- Guggenberger, Georg
- von Wirén, Nicolaus
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