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Distribution of soil carbon and grain yield of spring wheat under a permanent raised bed planting system in an arid area of northwest China — Ma Zhongming (2016) | RDL Network
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Distribution of soil carbon and grain yield of spring wheat under a permanent raised bed planting system in an arid area of northwest China
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Distribution of soil carbon and grain yield of spring wheat under a permanent raised bed planting system in an arid area of northwest China
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2016
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Ma Zhongming
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Juan Chen
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