Crop residue incorporation negates the positive effect of elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration on wheat productivity and fertilizer nitrogen recovery

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Shu Kee Lam
Deli Chen
Rob Norton
Roger Armstrong
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[1] The University of Melbourne,Melbourne School of Land and Environment
[2] International Plant Nutrition Institute,Department of Agricultural Sciences
[3] Department of Primary Industries,undefined
[4] La Trobe University,undefined
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Plant and Soil | 2013年 / 366卷
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Elevated [CO; ]; Residue incorporation; Wheat growth; Fertilizer N recovery; N;
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