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Straw and Green Manure Return Can Improve Soil Fertility and Rice Yield in Long-Term Cultivation Paddy Fields with High Initial Organic Matter Content. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Zhang H, Chen L, Wang Y, Xu M, Qiu W, Liu W, Wang T, Li S, Fei Y, Liu M, Nie H, Li Q, Ni X, Yi J.   +13 more
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Short-Term Application of Alfalfa Green Manure Increases Maize Yield and Soil Fertility While Altering Microbial Communities in Karst Yellow Clay Soil. [PDF]

Microorganisms
Gao X, Yang S, He Y, Zhao Q, Zhang T.
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Phosphogypsum as Fertilizer: Impacts on Soil Fertility, Barley Yield Components, and Heavy Metals Contents. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Outbakat MB, Bouray M, Choukr-Allah R, El Gharous M, El Omari K, El Mejahed K.   +5 more
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Soil Fertility: Factors Affecting Soil Fertility, and Biodiversity Responsible for Soil Fertility

International Journal of Plant, Animal and Environmental Sciences, 2022
Ansa Javed, Eeman Ali, Khansaa Binte Afzal, Asma Osman, Dr. Samreen Riaz   +4 more
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Soil Fertility

2003
In the natural world, plant species evolve and adapt to specific soil and climatic conditions. The productivity and stability of a natural soil-plant continuum or ecosystem are maintained through diversity, succession, and internal nutrient cycling. Hence, there are no rich soils or poor soils but different soils supporting different ecosystems.
Anthony S. R. Juo, Kathrin Franzluebbers
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Soil fertility and fertilization

2016
Značaj gnojidbe u poljoprivrednoj proizvodnji prepoznat je na svim razinama jer svaka gnojidba utječe na visinu, kvalitetu i stabilnost prinosa, plodnost tala, okoliš i kruženje hraniva, te isplativost i održivost proizvodnje. Zajednički nazivnik svih ciljeva gnojidbe je optimizacija raspoloživosti hraniva.
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Soil Fertility

Agronomy Journal, 1955
J. C. F. Tedrow, C. E. Millar
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Soil Fertility and Fertilizers

Journal of Range Management, 1966
Arthur L. Bell, S. L. Tisdale, W. L. Nelson   +2 more
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