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Reduction of NH3 Emissions from Urea by Long-Term No-Tillage and Stover Mulching with Inhibitors: An Isotopic Field Study in Northeast China

Jiayi Zhao    
Lei Yuan    
Huaihai Chen    
Xin Chen    
Hongbo He    
Xudong Zhang    
Hongtu Xie and Caiyan Lu    

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