The effect of animal trampling and DCD on ammonia oxidisers, nitrification, and nitrate leaching under simulated winter forage grazing conditions

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Anne-Maree Hill
Hong Jie Di
Keith Cameron
Andriy Podolyan
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[1] Lincoln University,Centre for Soil and Environmental Research
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Journal of Soils and Sediments | 2015年 / 15卷
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Ammonia-oxidising archaea; Ammonia-oxidising bacteria; DCD; Nitrate leaching; Nitrification inhibitor; Nitrification rate; Trampling; Winter forage grazing;
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页码:972 / 981
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