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[2]Nitrogen deposition promotes phosphorus uptake of plants in a semi-arid temperate grassland. Long, Min,Wu, Hong-Hui,Lu, Xiao-Tao,Zhang, Hai-Yang,Han, Xing-Guo,Yu, Qiang,Long, Min,Wu, Hong-Hui,Yu, Qiang,Smith, Melinda D.,Smith, Melinda D.,La Pierre, Kimberly J..

[3]Nutrient management adaptation for dryland maize yields and water use efficiency to long-term rainfall variability in China. Wang, Xiaobin,Dai, Kuai,Wang, Yan,Zhang, Xiaomin,Zhao, Quansheng,Wu, Xueping,Cai, Dianxiong,Wang, Xiaobin,Dai, Kuai,Wang, Yan,Zhang, Xiaomin,Zhao, Quansheng,Wu, Xueping,Cai, Dianxiong,Cai, Dianxiong,Hoogmoed, W. B.,Oenema, O..

[4]Phosphorus amounts and distribution in a Saskatchewan soil after five years of swine and cattle manure application. Qian, P,Schoenau, JJ,Wu, T,Mooleki, R. 2004

[5]Nitrogen Mineralization from Animal Manures and Its Relation to Organic N Fractions. Li Ling-ling,Li Shu-tian,Li Shu-tian. 2014

[6]Copper and zinc amounts and distribution in soil as influenced by application of animal manure in east-central Saskatchewan. Qian, P,Schoenau, JJ,Wu, T,Mooleki, SP. 2003

[7]Effects of long-term fertilization on available P, P composition and phosphatase activities in soil from the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain of China. Wei, Kai,Chen, Lijun,Bao, Hongxu,Huang, Shaomin.

[8]Soil carbon sequestration and crop yield in response to application of chemical fertilizer combined with cattle manure to an artificially eroded Phaeozem. Sui, Yueyu,Jin, Jian,Liu, Xiaobing,Zhang, Xingyi,Li, Yansheng,Zhou, Keqin,Wang, Guanghua,Jin, Jian,Di, Guoli,Herbert, Stephen James.

[9]Cattle manure and straw have contrasting effects on organic nitrogen mineralization pathways in a subtropical paddy soil. Zhang, Yushu,Zhang, Jinbo,Zhu, Tongbin,Cai, Zucong,Zhang, Yushu,Wang, Fei,Lin, Cheng,Zhang, Yushu,Zhang, Jinbo,Zhu, Tongbin,Cai, Zucong,Zhang, Jinbo,Cai, Zucong,Zhang, Jinbo,Cai, Zucong,Mueller, Christoph.

[10]Characterizing N uptake and use efficiency in rice as influenced by environments. Xie, Xiaobing,Huang, Min,Zhou, Xuefeng,Zhang, Ruichun,Chen, Jiana,Wu, Dandan,Xia, Bing,Zou, Yingbin,Jiang, Peng,Xiong, Hong,Xu, Fuxian. 2016

[11]Plough pan impacts maize grain yield, carbon assimilation, and nitrogen uptake in the corn belt of Northeast China. Cao, Qingjun,Li, Gang,Yang, Fentuan,Chen, Xifeng,Diallo, Lamine. 2017

[12]Optimizing the nitrogen application rate for maize and wheat based on yield and environment on the Northern China Plain. Zhang, Yitao,Wang, Hongyuan,Lei, Qiuliang,Zhang, Jizong,Zhai, Limei,Wu, Shuxia,Liu, Hongbin,Zhang, Yitao,Luo, Jiafa,Lindsey, Stuart,Zhang, Jingsuo,Liu, Xiaoxia,Ren, Tianzhi. 2018

[13]N-15 tracer-based analysis of genotypic differences in the uptake and partitioning of N applied at different growth stages in transplanted rice. Wang, Danying,Xu, Chunmei,Yan, Jinxiang,Zhang, Xiaoguo,Chen, Song,Wang, Lei,Zhang, Xiufu,Chauhan, Bhagirath S..

[14]Estimating N status of winter wheat using a handheld spectrometer in the North China Plain. Li, Fei,Jia, Liangliang,Miao, Yuxin,Yu, Zihui,Chen, Xinping,Zhang, Fusuo,Li, Fei,Gnyp, Martin L.,Koppe, Wolfgang,Bareth, Georg,Jia, Liangliang. 2008

[15]Crop Yield, N Uptake and Nitrates in a Fluvo-Aquic Soil Profile. Zhang, SX,Li, XY,Li, XP,Yuan, FM,Yao, ZH,Sun, YL,Zhang, FD.

[16]Do high nitrogen use efficiency rice cultivars reduce nitrogen losses from paddy fields?. Chen, Gui,Shi, Weiming,Chen, Gui,Chen, Gui,Cheng, Wangda,Chen, Ying,Zhao, Guohua,Guo, Shiwei,Zhang, Hailin.

[17]Fertilizer nitrogen uptake by rice increased by biochar application. Qin, Huadong,Jiang, Ligeng,Yang, Liu,Zou, Yingbin,Zou, Yingbin.

[18]Closing the yield gap and achieving high N use efficiency and low apparent N losses. Wang, Meng,Cui, Zhenling,Chen, Xinping,Wang, Lichun,Xie, Jiagui,Hou, Yunpeng.

[19]Effect of N Management on Root Yield and N Uptake of Radishes in Southern China. Yuan, Wei-Ling,Deng, Xiao-hui,Gan, Cai-xia,Cui, Lei,Wang, Qing-fang,Yuan, Shang-yong.