The decomposition of wheat and clover residues in soil: measurements and modelling

A. P. Whitmore; Francisco J. Matus

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-5450-5_76

The decomposition of wheat and clover residues in soil: measurements and modelling

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A computer model is described that is able to trace the fate of nitrogen in crop residues added to field soils. Clover and wheat residues labelled with 15N were added to a clay and a sand soil and the fate of the label traced over a period of almost 16 months under...

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