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The influence of plants grown under elevated CO2 and N fertilization on soil nitrogen dynamics

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The influence of plants grown under elevated CO2 and N fertilization on soil nitrogen dynamics (English)

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Piedad Martin-Olmedo

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Robert M. Rees

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John Grace

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July 2002

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Global Change Biology

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8

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7

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643-657

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