Nitrogen mineralization in a coarse soil of the semi - arid Pampas of Argentina

Use of the nitrogen balance sheet method as a fertilization strategy in the semi-arid Pampas of Argentina is restricted because of a lack of available information regarding nitrogen mineralization in its coarse soils. Our objective was to determine nitrogen mineralization during corn [Zea mays L.] a...

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Autor principal: Bono, Angel Alfredo
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